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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – Producing Artistic Director Charles Fee of Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, Great Lakes Theater, and Idaho Shakespeare Festival will retire at the end of the 2025-2026 season. Sara Bruner has been appointed...

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – When Joe Atack was 11, growing up in a small village in Northern England, he had a drama teacher who had an incredible impact on him. “The thing that got me...

Still built upon a creative choice made at its conception, the Great Lakes Theater production is about to launch its 35th production in Cleveland, Ebenezer Scrooge, Jacob Marley,

Sara Bruner knows Romeo and Juliet as well as anyone. Indeed, she has thrilled audiences as Juliet on a number of occasions…and now, she is directing what is certain to be one of the most anticipated summer experiences at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival: a 2022 production of the classic, with what she says one foot firmly in the past and more than a few nods to the present.

Idaho Shakespeare Festival Will Present A Full Capacity Season in 2021 The hillside will be limited to half capacity giving patrons the option of distanced seating.by Alan Henry The Idaho Shakespeare Festival will resumed performances with Anthony Shaffers SLEUTH on July 8th, with some changes related to COVID-19 concerns. The outdoor theater will play to full capacity in most seating areas, except for the general admission hillside. Rental chairs will be available for free for audiences seate...

12:00 AM 5 x 15: Five New Fifteen Minute Musicals - Beck Center for the Arts produces, as part of the tenth collaborative partnership with Baldwin Wallace University Music Theatre Program, the winners of National Alliance for Musical Theatres 15-Minute Musical Theatre competition. Directors include Victoria Bussert, Ciara Renee, Jon Martinez, Nathan Henry, and Sara Bruner. Musicals created and composed by Lynne Shankel, Sara Cooper, Nico Juber, and more. Stream the virtual production "5 x 15: ...

After more than three decades of presenting a theatrical production of “A Christmas Carol,” Great Lakes Theater has canceled this year’s version of the Northeast Ohio tradition, obviously due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. “It’s brutal for us as a company because these holiday shows become really important to the bottom line of our budget,” Great Lakes Theater Producing Artistic Director Charles Fee said. “Losing ‘A Christmas Carol’ for us is ...