Step into a world of intrigue and hidden identities with Velasco, a captivating drama inspired by the legendary tale of El Cid. Crafted by U.S. author Epes Sargent, this play premiered in 1837 at Boston’s Tremont Theatre, featuring the talented English actress Ellen Tree (later known as Mrs. Charles Kean) alongside E.L. Davenport portraying King Ferdinand. Join us for a thrilling journey filled with honor, deception, and the complexities of nobility - narrated by Kelly Taylor.
Velasco
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Step into a world of intrigue and hidden identities with Velasco, a captivating drama inspired by the legendary tale of El Cid. Crafted by U.S. author Epes Sargent, this play premiered in 1837 at Boston’s Tremont Theatre, featuring the talented English actress Ellen Tree (later known as Mrs. Charles Kean) alongside E.L. Davenport portraying King Ferdinand. Join us for a thrilling journey filled with honor, deception, and the complexities of nobility - narrated by Kelly Taylor.
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February 23, 2026
005 - Act V
Step into a world of intrigue and hidden identities with Velasco, a captivating drama inspired by the legendary tale of El Cid. Crafted by U.S. author Epes Sargent, this play premiered in 1837 at Boston’s Tremont Theatre, featuring the talented English actress Ellen Tree (later known as Mrs. Charles Kean) alongside E.L. Davenport portraying King Ferdinand. Join us for a thrilling journey filled with honor, deception, and the complexities of nobility - narrated by Kelly Taylor.
February 23, 2026
004 - Act Iv
Step into a world of intrigue and hidden identities with Velasco, a captivating drama inspired by the legendary tale of El Cid. Crafted by U.S. author Epes Sargent, this play premiered in 1837 at Boston’s Tremont Theatre, featuring the talented English actress Ellen Tree (later known as Mrs. Charles Kean) alongside E.L. Davenport portraying King Ferdinand. Join us for a thrilling journey filled with honor, deception, and the complexities of nobility - narrated by Kelly Taylor.
February 23, 2026
003 - Act Iii
Step into a world of intrigue and hidden identities with Velasco, a captivating drama inspired by the legendary tale of El Cid. Crafted by U.S. author Epes Sargent, this play premiered in 1837 at Boston’s Tremont Theatre, featuring the talented English actress Ellen Tree (later known as Mrs. Charles Kean) alongside E.L. Davenport portraying King Ferdinand. Join us for a thrilling journey filled with honor, deception, and the complexities of nobility - narrated by Kelly Taylor.
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