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TIM ORR has been with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival as a performer since 2007. He joined the staff as the associate producing director in 2011 and became producing artistic director in 2013. During his tenure at CSF, he has helped found the CSF School of Theatre and CSF’s nationally recognized Shakespeare anti-bullying school tour, has begun the Original Practices series of Shakespeare’s plays and has led CSF through several successful capital and endowment campaigns. As an actor, he has appeared in 10 productions at CSF and in numerous theatres across California. His CSF directing credits include "The Odyssey" (2021), "Twelfth Night" (2019), "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" (2017), "Wittenberg" (2015) and "I Hate Hamlet" (2014), as well as several touring productions. He has held lecturer positions in classical acting, voice and musical theatre at the University of California-Davis, the University of Colorado Boulder and the Berkeley Repertory School of Theatre. He holds degrees in music and arts management from California State University-Sacramento and an MFA in theatre from the University of California-Davis. He was a Fellow with the League of American Orchestras.
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...
Much Ado About Nothing
Fully remote program available: September 2020 through April 2021Performance: 45 minutesWorkshops: 50 minutesGrades: 6+
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The Colorado Shakespeare Festival is delighted to announce a bonus round to our nearly sold out summer edition of The Bard's Book Club. On Wednesday S...
In this hilarious and mind-bending comedy by the Oscar-winning screenwriter of "Shakespeare in Love," "Hamlet" is brilliantly retold through the eyes ...
In Nikolai Gogol's 19th-century masterpiece of dramatic satire, the system of graft, corruption and ineptitude in Tsarist Russia plays out in a backwa...
The two gentlemen are Proteus and Valentine, good friends who live in Verona. Valentine opines that love makes men foolish and plans to leave for Mila...