For ages 50+

11:30 am Presentation
12:15 pm Lunch and Cheesecake Bar sponsored by Debra Klinger and St Joseph’s Village

In 1605, Don Miguel Cervantes, the Court Poet of Spain, wrote a book called Don Quixote de la Mancha. Don Quixote became the most beloved fictional character in all of Spain. In 1960, noted producer Dale Wasserman became intrigued with the age-old tale, and traveled to Spain to study the story. He found that Don Quixote had made profound personal impressions on minds and hearts. Beneath the surface it is a story of forgiveness and faith. Dale Wassserman wrote Man of La Mancha and it is still playing to audiences around the world. The review will begin with the author Cervantes and his intent to create the character of Don Quixote. It will also include several dramatic scenes from the play along with the poetry of “The Impossible Dream.” Register before April 4.