Though you may know us best for our Summer show, Shakespeare Festival/LA offers a variety of performances, professional development opportunities and events year-round! Here's what's coming up:
2009
Will Play
A Summer Conservatory sponsored by SF/LA
July 6 - 31 (9 am - 3 pm)
@ 464 E. Walnut Street, Pasadena
SF/LA is proud to announce Will Play! The 4 week summer session will include activites in all aspects of acting and stage production with a focus on Shakespeare.
Youth will be taught in small groups led by seasoned and professional teaching artists. Age groups:
- 6-9 yrs
- 10-12 yrs
- 13-18 yrs
Each age group will culminate the session with a performance!
Registration Fee:$900 for the 4 week session + $50 materials and production fee. (Needs-based financial assistance available) Click here to download the brochure. To reserve a space or for more information, contact us.
Shakespeare Festival/LA presents
AQUILA THEATER
in
Shakespeare's As You Like It
In a continuing effort to make Shakespeare's works accessible to all walks of life, we will provide simulatenous translation on two nights:
July 16 - American Sign Language
July 17 - Spanish Language*
For tickets and information, please contact Maria Orozco, Box Office Manager at (213) 481-2273.
*with special thanks to the office of L.A. City Council Member Ed Reyes, District 1
July 11 - 19, 2009 (8 pm)
@ The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
July 23-26, 2009 (8 pm)
@ The South Coast Botanic Garden
This summer, Shakespeare Festival/LA brings AQUILA THEATER's world-class touring production to Los Angeles!
Will Power to Youth performs
A Midsummer Night's Dream
August 26-29, 2009
Students in SF/LA's nationally acclaimed youth enrichment and employment program will take the stage with their original adaptation of a Shakespeare play.
Contact us for more information.
Crystal Quill Awards
Fall 2009
Every fall, SF/LA honors outstanding individuals for their enduring contribution to arts education. Check back later for the list of recipients and other event information!
2008 Awardees included Baz Luhrmann, Mark Gordon and Steve Seidel, Director of Harvard's Project Zero. Read more about the first ever Crystal Quill Awards Reception!