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Shakespeare Theatre Links
The following links to theatrical companies specializing in Shakespearean productions are provided:
Editor Recommendations | Regional and Independents | Collected Links
- Chicago Shakespeare Theater
- Chicago Shakespeare Theater is Chicago's professional theater
dedicated to the works of William Shakespeare.
- Illinois Shakespeare Festival
- The Illinois Shakespeare Festival is known nationally in the theatre
community as one of the top Shakespeare Festivals. The Illinois Office
of Tourism nominated the Illinois Shakespeare Festival as one of the
top 120 attractions in the country.
- Open Air Theatre
- Since 1932, the Open Air Theatre at Regent's Park in London has
become an established and much-loved highlight of Park life and of
London's theatrical calendar.
- Oregon Shakespeare Festival
- Based in Ashland, Oregon, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival is the largest
rotating repertory company in the US, operating since 1935.
- Royal Shakespeare Company
- The RSC is probably the most famous classical theatre company in the
world. This site has all the latest information on current and future
productions, ticket sales, merchandising as well as press and
educational resources.
- Shakespeare in Central Park
- Founded by Joe Papp, the New York Shakespeare Festival's
"Shakespeare in Central Park" season has been a premier summer
theater since 1962.
- Shakespeare's Globe Online
- Founded by the pioneering American actor/director Sam Wanamaker,
Shakespeare's Globe is a unique international resource dedicated to
the exploration of Shakespeare's work, and the playhouse for which he
wrote, through the connected means of education and performance.
- The Shakespeare Theatre
- Since its founding in 1986, The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, DC, has dedicated itself to
becoming the nation's premier classic theatre.
- The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
- The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey is the state's only professional theatre company dedicated
to the presentation of Shakespeare's canon and other classic dramatic entertainments for the cultural
enrichment of the community.
- The Stratford Festival of Canada
- Stratford, Ontario is the home of the largest classical repertory
theatre in North America. It draws audiences of more than 600,000 each
year.
- Utah Shakespeare Festival
- The Utah Shakespearean Festival, which won the 2000 Tony Award for Outstanding
Regional Theatre, presents nine plays each year from June through October.
- African-American Shakespeare Company
- Based in San Francisco, the African-American Shakespeare Company's
mission is to present European classical works within an
African-American cultural context.
- Arizona Classical Theatre
- Founded in Prescott, Arizona in 1998, and home to the Arizona Shakespeare Festival.
- Attic Door Theatre
- Attic Door Theatre is a professional British theatre company which
is run by its two founder members, Alison Farina and Helen Godfrey.
The company produces live theatre and also runs educational/workshop
programmes.
- British Shakespeare Company
- The British Shakespeare Company are Britain's largest and best loved
open air Shakespeare Company
- Central Coast Shakespeare Company
- A theatre company dedicated to the bard, located just north of Sydney,
Australia.
- Carolinian Shakespeare Festival
- The Carolinian Shakespeare Festival is a grass-roots summer theatre
program designed to enrich the lives of the people of Eastern North
Carolina by making classic works of literature accessible to every
one, especially the new generation.
- GreenStage
- Shakespeare in the Park in Seattle. GreenStage presents classic plays in a manner accessible to all.
- Michigan Shakespeare Festival
- The Michigan Shakespeare Festival has been presenting the timeless themes and
glorious language of William Shakespeare since 1995, growing each year into a
premier regional event.
- A Noise Within
- ANW's mission is to perform and educate the public on great works of world
drama in rotating repertory using a company of professional, classically trained
actors.
- North Carolina Shakespeare Festival
- Designated by The North Carolina State Legislature as The State
Shakespeare Festival, NCSF has been producing the world's great
classics, particularly the works of William Shakespeare, since 1977.
- Poor Players Theatre Company
- Classic Theatre for the Modern World. Poor Players is a classical repertory
theatre based out of San Diego.
- St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival
- This Canadian company, located in Prescott, Ontario, is now entering
its fourth year.
- Shakespeare & Company
- Minnesota's longest-running outdoor classical repertory theatre,
performing Shakespeare and other classical plays in an informal picnic
atmosphere.
- The Shakespeare Project of Chicago
- The Shakespeare Project of Chicago is the only free Shakespeare company in Chicago using all members of the
Actors Equity Association.
- The Wales Millennium Centre
- The Wales Millennium Centre Arts centre housing theatres for musicals, opera,
ballet and dance, as well as cafes and arts organisations. Includes information
about the building, organisations based there, news and what's on.
- Woman's Will
- Woman's Will, the Bay Area's all-female Shakespeare company, exists
to provide opportunities for women and girls to work together in a
supportive yet challenging environment, to entertain and educate
through high quality classes and performances, and to expand the
boundaries in which audiences and artists see themselves.
- Curtain Rising!Shakespeare Festivals
- Curtain Rising! is the best organized collection of live theatre links on the web.
- Festivals and Theatre Companies
- Links to Shakespeare festivals on the World Wide Web from Mr. Shakespeare and the Internet.
- Shakespeare Theatre Association of America
- The STAA was established to provide a forum for the artistic and
managerial leadership of theatres whose central activity is the
production of Shakespeare’s plays. Their membership directory
provides links to a multitude of regional Shakespearean theatres.
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