"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" won't be the Huntington Theatre Company's season-closer after all. The production was intended as a showcase for Brooks Ashmanskas, who has landed a Broadway role, so instead the company will tackle "Love's Labour's Lost" under the direction of artistic director Nicholas Martin. It's the company's first Shakespeare since 1999. The comedy opens May 12. Casting will be announced later.
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