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Author: Jill Kimball May 23, 2016
How many stagehands does it take to set up the Colorado Shakespeare Festival? And where do all those lights and scaffolds come from, anyway? Watch our load-in video to find out how it all comes together before opening night.
Beatrice and Benedick love to bicker. The only thing they might learn to love more? Each other. (They just don’t know it yet!) In this rollickin...
When King Leontes inexplicably accuses his pregnant wife of infidelity he makes a cruel, rash decision that he must spend two decades atoning for. Sha...
An aging King Lear decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters, proportionally by who professes to love him most. His plotting comes to ca...
Brighton, England. The swinging 60s. Hilarity and hijinks ensue when Francis Henshall, fired from a skiffle band and in search of new work, finds hims...
Colorado Shakespeare Festival treated fans to surprise retrospective of company's 65-year history
But major renovations are coming that will move the 2024 outdoor season…