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Video Preview: Romeo & Juliet, the New England Tour

Romeo & Juliet, Shakespeare & Company’s 2009 educational tour, has begun its journey to schools and venues across New England (plus New York and New Jersey). The seven-member cast of education artists will perform the show over 70 times in over 60 communities, for over 200 schools. The cast includes , Paul D’Agostino, , , , , and . Check out the video preview, and mark your calendars for the Tour’s May 8 finale in Founders’ Theatre.

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Video Preview: Bad Dates

Bad Dates is “A date night both funny and poignant.” (The Wall Street Journal). “…a bravura performance…vibrantly alive from the first pair of pumps Aspenlieder straps on.” (Albany Times-Union). “…a warm, inviting balm for these troubled days and chilly winter nights.” (The Berkshire Eagle). Check out the video below. Buy tickets.

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Bad Dates is now open! (Video Blog #4)

Bad Dates is now open in the . Berkshirefinearts.com says, “Aspenlieder sparkles…alternately hilarious and heartbreaking…audiences will love it”. Check out her latest –direct from the Bad Dates opening night party. (To check out video blog number 3, visit the Bad Dates mini-site.) Buy tickets now.

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A Video Message from Tina Packer

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Dear Friends:

Welcome to 2009. With the upcoming inauguration and economic news swirling around us, it promises to be a most fascinating year! 2008 showed what a Company of committed artist managers can do, when backed by friends, companies and foundations who share ideals. Continue reading ‘A Video Message from Tina Packer’

Liz’s Bad Dates Video Blog #2

dishes on the rehearsal process, working with a director on a one-woman show, and more. Buy tickets now for Bad Dates, written by Theresa Rebeck and directed by (playing January 9 through March 8 at the ).

Visit the Bad Dates Mini-site for all the info about the show and our Bad Dates Stories Contest, where you can win dinner for two in Lenox and tickets to the show! You never know: your next date could be the best one. Check it out now.

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Bad Dates Stories Contest & Elizabeth’s Video Blog

aspenlieder_baddates_044v3bsized.jpg Remember the worst date you ever had to suffer through? Tell us about it! Share your story with Shakespeare & Company and our panel of surprise judges will pick the best—er, worst—Bad Date Story. The winner will receive another shot at a truly good date: dinner for two on us and two tickets to see Bad Dates at the this spring! Plus meet Elizabeth Aspenlieder after the show!

Visit our Bad Dates mini-site at Shakespeare.org/baddates to learn more and how to enter. Or, if you’re ready to share, post your story right here in the comments below!

Join Elizabeth on her Bad Dates journey with her . Episode one is posted below. Continue reading ‘Bad Dates Stories Contest & Elizabeth’s Video Blog’

How to Open and Close Ten Shows in Four Days

The of Shakespeare is now over, thanks to the courageous acts of over 450 young artists and their parents, administrators from each of the ten participating high schools, teachers, custodians, bus drivers, and the Shakespeare & Company staff of over forty directors, designers and technicians. All in all, this year’s of Shakespeare drew larger audiences and raised more money than any previous Festival.

We’ve got a special treat for those who couldn’t make it, or those who want to relive the excitement of those four days. Check out the video below to see the entire four days of the Fall Festival of Shakespeare—performances, technical rehearsals, and changeovers—in under four minutes.

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