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Check the following links for information as the season progresses...
Venue comments summarized from Metroactive, From the July 1996 issue of "SF Live" Complete Shakespeare Festival Guide, "Much ado about something" By Christa Palmer; and from assorted web sites, articles, and reviews. |
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Ashland, Oregon 541/482-4331 |
"Shakespeare in Love" and "Elizabeth" have had quite an impact. We couldn't get a B&B in walking distance of the theaters for the fall season. Book now! |
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The California Shakespeare Festival
Orinda, CA 510/548-9666 |
"Says new artistic director Joe Vincent, 'We are the oldest in Northern California, with the only outdoor theatre that represents the same floor plan as the Old Globe Shakespeare Theater in London. What makes our festival a special theatrical experience is the pristine and delightful natural setting.' Audiences can expect to be no further than 75 feet from the stage in terrace and chair seating, enjoying beautiful sunsets in the East Bay foothills." |
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Lake Tahoe Shakespeare
Festival
Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe, CA 800/747-4697 |
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Pacific Repretory Theatre/Carmel Shake-speare Festival Carmel, CA 831/622-0100 |
"Enjoy the sounds of the sea from the looming pine trees of the Forest Theater, the Pacific Ocean standing in for the shores of the Mediterranean and Aegean seas." |
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The Marin Shakespeare Festival San Rafael, CA 415/456-8104 |
"It's especially magical when the moon is full, because it rises over the Forest Meadows Amphitheater and creates a mystical glow of natural lighting." |
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Menlo Players Guild
Menlo Park, CA 650/322-3261 |
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Napa Valley Shakespeare Festival in asociation with Napa Valley College Rutherford Grove Winery Napa, CA 94558 707/253-3208 |
Call for box supper & lawn chair info.
No 1999 web page update. |
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The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival 415-422-2222 or 800-978-PLAY |
Locations, Dates, Times:
COST: Free! Donation, in the range of your last movie ticket, requested |
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Shakespeare in the Park-ing Lot |
No 1999 Season Update. |
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Shakespeare Santa Cruz UCSC, Santa Cruz, CA 813/459-2159 |
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Shakespear at Stinson Beach 15 Calle del Mar Stinson Beach, CA 415/868-1115 |
Friday and Saturdays, 7 pm; Sundays, 6 pm Admission/fees General: $18; children: $13; parking: $2 "The new company [first season], an offshoot of Shakespeare at the Beach, performs in the amphitheater at Stinson Beach. It's vital to wear warm clothes and bring a cushion to this beachside venue." --Belinda Taylor, San Francisco Sidewalks |
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Sonoma Valley Avalon Players Buena Vista Winery Sonoma, CA 707/996-3264 (Avalon Productions) |
Kate Kennedy & Avalon Players
"Nestled in the rolling hills of the historic Buena Vista Winery, the atmosphere is relaxed and casual with frequent audience interaction." |
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Sonoma Valley Shakespeare Festival Gundlach Bunschu Winery 707/584-3400 box office 707/575-3854 information |
Summer Shakespeare in Sonoma-- 9th season.
July 2 - September 25
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Valley of the Moon Shakespeare/On Broadway Stage Co.
Dunbar Meadow, Glen Ellen, CA 707-996-4802 |
No 1999 Season Update.
Gates open at 6, lawnchairs and picnics encouraged.
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Wildwood Shakespeare Festival /
Festival Theatre Ensemble Saratoga, CA 408/868-1248, 1250 |
At Saratoga Civic Theater. No 1999 web page update. Many thanks to M.B. of FTE for the update! |
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Woman's Will
415/567-1758 |
All-female cast. Free performances in various parks in Bay Area, Saturdays and Sundays at 1 pm. Exact dates and locations to be annouced. Call for details. |
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