Intermission: Our Artists

The Taming of the Shrew (2019): Who’s Taming Who? Katherine wins this round over Petruchio (actors, Jessika D. Williams, center, and Jonathan Dyrud, bottom) as Baptista, and Tranio – disguised as Lucentio – look on (actors, Maggie Kettering and Steve Pickering, back left to right) in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of The Taming of the Shrew. The production runs in repertory with Million Dollar Quartet at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

Million Dollar Quartet (2019): Rock Out. Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley, and Jerry Lee Lewis (actors, Sam Sherwood, Sean Michael Buckley, Gabe Aronson, left to right) take it up a notch with Fluke and Sam Phillips (actors, David Sonneborn and James Ludwig, background left to right) joining in in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of Million Dollar Quartet at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

Macbeth (2018): Partners. Macbeth (actor, Lynn Robert Berg, right) and Lady Macbeth (actor, Erin Partin, left) relish in their ambition in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of Macbeth at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

Beehive- The 60s Musical (2018): With Love. Jasmine (actor, Christiana Perrault, front center) sings To Sir With Love with the other Beehive Girls as backup (actors, Shelby Griswold, Annalise Griswold, Camille Robinson, Hannah-Jo Weisber and Adrianna Cleveland, left to right) in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of Beehive- The 60s Musical at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

Love’s Labour’s Lost (2017): Incognito. The Princess of France (actor, Erin Partin, right) and her entourage, Maria (actor, Mandie Jenson, left), Rosaline (actor, Laura Welsh Berg, center front) and Katherine (actor, Heather Thiry, center back) enter in disguise in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of Love’s Labour’s Lost at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

The Hound of the Baskervilles (2017): Watson (actor, Lynn Robert Berg, left), Cabbie (actor, Jeffrey C. Hawkins, center), and Holmes (actor, Dougfred Miller, right) in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of The Hound of the Baskervilles at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

Forever Plaid (2016): The Plaids sing their hellos (actors, Mickey Ryan, Andrew Kotzen, Mack Shirilla, and James Penca, left to right) in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of Forever Plaid at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

The Comedy of Errors (2016): Party in Rio. Balthazar (actor, Oge Agulué, center) and Adriana (actor, Erin Partin, center) and company heat up the stage in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of The Comedy of Errors at Sand Harbor in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

Romeo and Juliet (2015): A match made in heaven. Romeo (actor, Matt Schwader) and Juliet (actor, Hillary Clemens) embrace in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of Romeo and Juliet at Sand Harbor State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

The Fantasticks (2015): An exceptional ensemble comprised of (from left to right) Michael Padgett, Lynn Robert Berg, Pedar Benson Bate, Clare Howes Eisentrout, Justin Ness and Meredith Lark shares the spotlight expertly accompanied by Musical Director Matthew Webb (back left) and Assistant Musical Director Nick Wilders (back right) in Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s production of The Fantasticks at Sand Harbor State Park. (Photo by Joy Strotz)

As You Like It (2014): Dougfred Miller. Photo by Joy Strotz

A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2013): Jeffrey C. Hawkins as Puck driven by Ryan David O’Byrne. Photo by Joy Strotz

The Two Gentlemen of Verona (2012): Jeffrey C. Hawkins and Lee Stark. Photo by Joy Strotz

Twelfth Night (2011): Aled Davies, Lynn Allison and Jeffrey C. Hawkins. Photo by Joy Strotz

The Complete Works of Willam Shaespeare (Abridged) (2010): Jeffrey C. Hawkins, M.A. Taylor and Lynn Robert Berg. Photo by Joy Strotz