The Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival returns this July for its 19th consecutive season! Shakespeare After Hours kicks off the festival on July 19, with a no-holds-barred trip to Shakespeare's scandalous side. Following on July 20 is ShakeScenes, the family-friendly audience favorite that's introduced young people to Shakespeare for years. Beginning July 25 is Shakespeare in Fremont Park, returning for its 3rd season in South Bend's northwest side.
Since its founding in 2000, the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival has grown dramatically from a daring experiment to a celebrated campus tradition that furthers the mission of the University. As the professional theatre in residence at the University of Notre Dame, the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival's Professional Company presents world-class productions while fostering young theatre artists through unique educational production and performance opportunities such as our Touring Company and ShakeScenes programs.
Today, housed in the dazzling Marie P. DeBartolo Center for the Performing Arts and historic Washington Hall, we reach thousands of people each year with Shakespeare's timeless words.
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Thursday, February 19, 2015
3/5 to 3/7/2015 Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival: Romeo & Juliet
Join the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival for a special three-night-only run of our NDSF: ON TOUR production of ROMEO AND JULIET, March 5-7 at 7:00pm at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center's Philbin Studio Theatre on the campus of Notre Dame. The play has been abridged for touring and will run 75 minutes with no intermission.
See Verona burst to life with live acoustic music, stunning sword fights, Shakespeare’s brilliant and beautiful wordplay, and a tale all young people (and parents) must hear: when we love with too much passion, can any guidance prevent all from being lost?
Directed by NDSF's Ryan Producing Artistic Director Grant Mudge and featuring actors from Chicago Shakes, Montana Shakespeare in the Park, the Utah Shakespeare Festival, Steppenwolf and more, don't miss this chance to catch "R&J" before it embarks on its statewide school tour.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! $20 for adults, $15 for ND faculty/staff, and $10 for students.
Designed to provide intimate access to the words and wonder of Shakespeare’s plays, NDSF: ON TOUR productions are based on a small-cast touring model, with an intense focus on the playwright’s use of language, together with just a few simple props and added costume-pieces. When a character speaks of the forest of Arden or Verona’s walls while standing in a school gymnasium or auditorium, the audience’s imagination creates the setting. With heart and humor, the actors invite each audience to become invested in the proceedings.
See Verona burst to life with live acoustic music, stunning sword fights, Shakespeare’s brilliant and beautiful wordplay, and a tale all young people (and parents) must hear: when we love with too much passion, can any guidance prevent all from being lost?
Directed by NDSF's Ryan Producing Artistic Director Grant Mudge and featuring actors from Chicago Shakes, Montana Shakespeare in the Park, the Utah Shakespeare Festival, Steppenwolf and more, don't miss this chance to catch "R&J" before it embarks on its statewide school tour.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! $20 for adults, $15 for ND faculty/staff, and $10 for students.
Designed to provide intimate access to the words and wonder of Shakespeare’s plays, NDSF: ON TOUR productions are based on a small-cast touring model, with an intense focus on the playwright’s use of language, together with just a few simple props and added costume-pieces. When a character speaks of the forest of Arden or Verona’s walls while standing in a school gymnasium or auditorium, the audience’s imagination creates the setting. With heart and humor, the actors invite each audience to become invested in the proceedings.
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