Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival BlogsMember Appreciation Nights - Receive access to the Festivals VIP Ultra Lounge CLARITY!Posted by allie on Thursday, May 15, 2008 4:32pm (PST) Do you want access to Tahoe's finest VIP Ultra Lounge? Would you like to save money on tickets, merchandise and food at the LTSF? Would you like the first hand inside scoop of the inner workings of the LTSF? Are you attending more than one performance this season? If you answered 'yes' to one or all...
'Roughin it with Shakespeare' Sign Up Now!Posted by allie on Thursday, May 15, 2008 3:54pm (PST) Hello Everyone and hope you are well. We here at the LTSF office are grinding away at the wheels as we get ready for another awesome summer at the lake.This summer the LTSF is proud to offer not only great savings when you become a member but also awesome special member events and as a membe...
Doggie Auditions!Posted by allie on Tuesday, May 13, 2008 3:32pm (PST) Hello and Hope you are all enjoying a great Spring. Being that this is my first 'Blog' I wanted to post some exciting news. For the first time in Festival history we are holding doggie auditions for A Midsummer's Nights Dream. The lucky winner will receive 1 months worth of dog food and a picture ...
Jan's Blog #3: RIII newbiesPosted by jan on Friday, May 9, 2008 12:16am (PST) Heather wrote:"My friend and I have been very anxious to see our first Shakespeare play this coming summer. We are both 30 somethings who never studied literature in college. Do you think Richard III might be over our heads? Or, do you think we should give it a try?" Absolutely, Heat...
Jan's Blog #2: Historical SettingsPosted by jan on Sunday, April 20, 2008 9:10pm (PST) Hello, Bugjune--In answer to your question, nooooooooo, our productions will NOT always feature modern settings! In fact, in every LTSF season, you will be able to count on at least one of our shows being set in traditional historical fashion. You're not alone in loving period costumes; in m...
Jan's Blog #1Posted by jan on Wednesday, April 9, 2008 12:08am (PST) April 8, 2008As the new artistic director of the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, I’ve arrived in Incline Village with the sublime privilege of mounting a season selected from the best plays in the English (or any other) language, in perhaps the most spectacular spot for a stage on the face of...
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