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Michelle Calhoun-Fitts's Profile
(Director/Egeus - D.G. Menchetti Young Shakespeare Program) A semi-recent transplant from Southern California, Ms. Calhoun-Fitts comes to the D.G. Manchetti Young Shakespeare Program with vast experience both on stage and behind the scenes. Seen as the Nurse in last summer’s Young Shakespeare version of Romeo and Juliet, she currently teaches theater workshops for both the LTSF InterACT Program (in conjunction with Nevada Shakespeare Company) and Wild Horse Productions. She is also an Executive Board Member/Announcer for Northern Nevada’s first flat-track Roller Derby League, The Battle Born Derby Demons, and she creates crocheted hats and accessories for a variety of local boutiques…and this is in her spare time. Joined: April 2009 Michelle Calhoun-Fitts's PostsMuch Ado About SOMETHING...Thoughts From The Young Shakespeare FrontPosted by Michelle Calhoun-Fitts on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 9:20am (PST) Much AdoAbout SOMETHING...Thoughts From The Young ShakespeareFront At this writing, we have just opened the Young Shakespeare production of Much Ado About Nothing. Finally, after many weeks of rehearsals, wehave gotten to strut our stuff and perform before a live audience (numbering inthe hundreds!
LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD: Part 1Posted by Michelle Calhoun-Fitts on Friday, June 5, 2009 11:21am (PST) LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD: Part 1 Thoughts From The Young Shakespeare Front Choosing to do Much Ado About Nothing as a kids' show presents particular challenges. Shakespeare's classic comedy is full of feisty wordplay, dastardly deeds, mistaken identities and tests of love, some elements of
Thoughts From The Young Shakespeare FrontPosted by Michelle Calhoun-Fitts on Wednesday, April 22, 2009 3:14pm (PST) For those of you who didn't already know, some of the exciting programs offered by the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival are targeted towards kids. There are the InterACT workshops, the Midsummer's Camps and the DG Menchetti Young Shakespeare program. In conjunction with the Nevada Shakespear
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The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival is a 501 C (3) non-profit organization established for the cultural benefit and enjoyment of all residents and visitors to our region. We strive to plan, produce and advocate the finest cultural events at Lake Tahoe while educating future generations on the importance of including theatre, music and art in their everyday lives. Supported by Stimulus Funding through the Nevada Arts Council's SNAP Grant Program.
