Children's Table
A coloring book and craft table will be set up for the children to enjoy throughout the day. Donations of coloring books, crayons, colored pencils, and washable markers are welcome.
Live Performances - gymnasium stage
11:30 a.m. Musical Stylings of Lady Cynthia Anne of the Silver Lakes and Mistress Arianna Morgan
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1:30 p.m. iFirenzi presents "The Would-Be Gentleman" commedia show
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Dottore is coming up in Venetian society, making his debut at the wedding of the Doge's son. But first, he needs finery and comportment skills for such a grand event. See how he prepares to dazzle the upper class!
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2:30 p.m. - "Shakespeare in Germany" by i Firenzi and Friends
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i Firenzi and Friends presents a reprise of our performance of "Shakespeare in Germany" as seen at Atlantia's Twelfth Night!
Shakespeare's works were indeed performed throughout Europe during his lifetime, but not as direct translations of whole plays performed the same as in London.
Pieces of Shakespeare's works and plays with very similar characters and plots were seen throughout Europe as parts of larger performances.
i Firenzi and Friends present what could have been seen in a marketplace or other informal venue during the time period before 1600 as Shakespeare's works were spreading outside of England.
Twelve experienced actors will present a variety of speeches and scenes selected from Shakespeare's entire repertoire:
Master Robert Bedingfield - Falstaff monolouges from Merry Wives of Windsor- Act 3, Scene 5 & Act 4, scene 1
Herrin Genefe Wölfelin - Prolouge to Henry VIII
Lady Meriorie Matheson - Phoebe's speech from As You Like It act 3 scene 5
Baron Manus MacDhai - Polonius's good advice speech
Baroness Sophia the Orange - Once More Unto the Breach from Henry V
Lord Charles Fleming & Lady Odile de Strasbourg - Bottom and Titania's love scene from Midsummer Night's Dream
Natanyel Violette - Puck's final speech from Midsummer Night's Dream
Lord Owyn Wolfe with Sophia- Othello and Desdemona's argument from Othello
Lady Genvievfe d'Estelle - Viola's monologue at the end of Twelfth Night Act 2 Scene 2
Baron Edward Godale and Baroness Veronica Pasamonte - Henry IV, Act 2, Scene 4
Guild Displays
Atlantia Performing Arts Guild
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Hard Arts Display
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Poetry Anthology
The Poeta Atlantiae is assembling a collection of Atlantian poetry that will showcase a variety of poets and poetic forms.
Try-it Tables
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9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.. - Scriptorium -
THL Geffrei Maudeleyne, Orders of the Pearl, the Golden Dolphin, Phoenix Eye, and Sacred Stone
I am hosting a come and go as you please open scriptorium. I have all the tools and materials necessary, or you can bring your own project. Parents may accompany pre-teens. 13 y/o and older are welcome. Mini “lessons” or demonstrations are available on demand, including some simple period pigments. Participant can take their project home to finish if needed. Participant may use the blank as needed for their own work not donate to a Barony or the Kingdom. Billowy sleeves or fancy garb are discouraged.
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10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Wool: Needle Felting - Alfarinn Valason​
Come play, learn how to felt roving (unspun wool fluff) and yarn into woolen fabrics for decoration using special barbed steel needles!
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10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Saturn's Tree - arbor Saturnus - Morgan the Alchemist
Saturn’s Tree is a variation of the Philosopher’s Tree, which was believed to be required for the creation of the Philosopher’s Stone. Alchemists desperately sought the Philosopher’s Stone because it was believed to be the elixir of life and the gateway to immortality.
In an attempt to display some of the science of history, I offer you a combination of Zinc, Lead Acetate and Brass. Watch as crystals grow to form the ground and “leaves” on Saturn’s tree, right before your eyes, in a live demonstration of this process from start to finish.
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