Shared Radiance

Shared Radiance A collaboration between Sherri Raeford and others who have radiance to share through the exploration of interactive and experiential theatre.

Nonprofit Touring Theatre
Shakespeare, Thoughtful Storytelling, Community Elevating Projects of Shared Humanity
Experiences, Outreach, Education
2024-25 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships grant recipient We share the light with the audience as actors did during Shakespeare's time.

05/31/2026

I think Lark means it too.

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.



Reel Description: Sandwiched between the Romeo & Juliet logo and the Shared Radiance logo is bold yellow lettering that says “Besides Lilah Vanke, who plays Juliet, and Aubrey Scruggs, who plays Romeo, who in the cast do you think is doing really well?” It disappears, revealing Lark, a young woman with dark, curly hair, bangs, and light eyes. She stands in an area of dirt and rocks before a giant log and some woods. White captioning offset by a black outline is at the bottom. In similar lettering at the top is “Lark Romberg: Assistant Director.”

05/31/2026

We all probably had similar questions the first time we read Romeo & Juliet.

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.



Reel Description: Sandwiched between the Romeo & Juliet logo and the Shared Radiance logo is bold yellow lettering that says “You've taught Roemo & Juliet over 50 times. What are some of the biggest questions you got?” It disappears to reveal Kelly, a woman in her early thirties with long dark hair put up and wire-frame glasses. She stands on a gravel path before some woods. White captioning offset by a black outline is at the bottom. In similar lettering at the top is “Kelly Kerr: Director.”

05/31/2026

Fate personified? What about animal-ified?

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.



Reel Description: Sandwiched between the Romeo & Juliet logo and the Shared Radiance logo is bold yellow lettering that says “If Fate were an animal, what would it be?” It disappears to reveal Sherri, a seasoned woman with short, curly blonde hair, light skin tone, and blue eyes. She stands in a clearing before some woods. White captioning offset by a black outline is at the bottom. In similar lettering at the top is “Sherri Raeford: Fate, Lady Montague, Apothecary” The next clip features Natalie, a 25 year old white woman with long, straight blonde hair with a heart shaped face, standing on a path before Green Giants. There’s a subtle, easy confidence in her presence—something warm, composed, and quietly radiant, as if she’s both aware of the moment and comfortably at home within it. The lettering at the top says “Natalie Jones: Fate, Princess Escalus.”

05/30/2026

Two very different approaches to one big problem. How would YOU try to resolve the conflict between the Capulets and the Montagues?

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.



Reel Description: Sandwiched between the Romeo & Juliet logo and the Shared Radiance logo is bold yellow lettering that says “If you were the prince, how would you try to resolve the conflict between the Capulets and the Montagues?” It disappears to reveal Justin, a 46 year old man with dark hair (although less of it than he used to have), a graying beard, and glasses. He stands in front of some Green Giants and a gravel path. White captioning offset by a black outline is at the bottom. In similar lettering at the top is “Justin Tarlton: Friar Laurence.” The next clip features George, a 5’8 male presenting person with short clean cut brown hair, blue-gray hazel eyes, fair-ish skin tone and a goatee bearing the beginnings of salt and pepper hair strands, standing in an opening before some woods. The lettering at the top says “George Durfee: Nurse.”

Learn more about all of our wonderful venues with our Know Before You Go Guide, located on the ticket page of our websit...
05/29/2026

Learn more about all of our wonderful venues with our Know Before You Go Guide, located on the ticket page of our website!

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.

05/29/2026

We love working with new people! Come check them out in Romeo & Juliet over the next two weekends.

P.S. All glitter used was eco-friendly and swept up afterwards.

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.



Reel Description: Sandwiched between the Romeo & Juliet logo and the Shared Radiance logo is bold white lettering that says “Shared Radiance Welcomes New Artists.” It disappears to reveal seven Romeo and Juliet cast members standing and kneeling in a group. Four more cast members stand behind them, cupping glitter in their hands. When asked who’s working with Shared Radiance for the first time, all seven raise their hands. When asked who this is a first theater job for, two people raise their hands. When asked who’s in school, two people raise their hands. When asked who’s the youngest in the cast, Xavier raises a hand. The glitter is thrown up in the air and words appear saying “Congratulations on your Shared Radiance debut!” White captioning outlined in a black offset is at the bottom.

Shared Radiance is proud to present Lilah Vanke as Juliet and Aubrey Scruggs as Romeo in our upcoming production of Rome...
05/27/2026

Shared Radiance is proud to present Lilah Vanke as Juliet and Aubrey Scruggs as Romeo in our upcoming production of Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare. Juliet is one of Lilah’s dream roles, and Aubrey thrives in character-driven performances.

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.

05/26/2026

What goes on in an actor’s mind? Here’s a little sneak peek into the inner workings of the Romeo & Juliet cast.

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.



Reel Description: Sandwiched between the Romeo & Juliet logo and the Shared Radiance logo is bold yellow lettering that says “What do you think about when you play your character?” It disappears to reveal Lee, a mature white man with light, short hair, a mustache, and a beard as well as kind blue eyes, standing on a deck. White captioning offset by a black outline is at the bottom. In similar lettering at the top is “Lee Pederson: Lord Montague.” The next clip features Danny, a 5’10 white man with a pure white trimmed beard, round face, and caring disposition, standing in an opening before woods. The lettering at the top says “Danny Manross: Lord Capulet.” The third clip features Casey, a white woman with blonde hair tied up in a messy bun, tortoiseshell glasses, and a subtle tattoo on her left arm, standing in front of a bush and some garden ornamentation. The lettering at the top says “Casey Martin: Mercutio.” The final clip features Aubrey Scruggs, a muscular black man who looks young and has a steady presence, standing in front of a garden. The lettering at the top says “Aubrey Scruggs: Romeo.”

05/26/2026

Romeo & Juliet is a tragedy for a reason.

Tickets for all venues are available now at www.sharedradiance.org/tickets

Donate to the Play Your Part campaign at www.sharedradiance.org/the-producersdonate

Romeo & Juliet is funded in part by the 2025 - 2026 Creative Greensboro Community Partnerships Grant.



Reel Description: Sandwiched between the Romeo & Juliet logo and the Shared Radiance logo is bold yellow lettering that says “What’s one rhetorical device audiences can look out for in the show?” It disappears to reveal Kaitlin, a white woman with brown hair pulled back in a bun, glasses, and two scrunchies on her wrist, standing in front of trees. White captioning offset by a black outline is at the bottom. In similar lettering at the top is “Kaitlin Lumpkins: Fate.”

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