Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival Press Releases
- The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival Announces Group Packages To Accommodate All This Summer
May 26, 2010 Escape to live entertainment on the shore of Lake Tahoe and enjoy a group getaway with unforgettable packages that include reserved seating, gourmet or picnic dinner, wine tasting and behind the scenes tours from July 9 – August 22, 2010.
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- The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival Educates and Entertains Youth Throughout the Year With Several Children's Theatre Programs
May 26, 2010 InterACT Workshops, the D.G. Menchetti Young Shakespeare Program and A Midsummer’s Camp Engage Kids in Theatre, Music and Art
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- The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival Announces Appointment of Bob Taylor As Executive Director
May 26, 2010 The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival announces the appointment of Bob Taylor as Executive Director, replacing long time Executive Director Catherine Atack, who has resigned to pursue other interests.
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- Tickets Now Available For The 2010 Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival
Apr 1, 2010 As the premier summer event in Reno-Tahoe, tickets for the 2010 Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, are now available for purchase. Celebrating its 38th season, the Festival brings you all of Shakespeare’s plays in one night with the hilarious comedy, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) and the return of the Sand Harbor music series featuring performing everything from 60’s and 70’s hits, Latin rock, blues, jazz, swing, favorites by the Reno Philharmonic and much more every Monday and Friday night.
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- Charles Fee Named Producing Artistic Director Of The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival's 38th Season Beginning July 9th
Apr 1, 2010 In his inaugural season, Producing Artistic Director Charles Fee will bring the hilariously entertaining The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) to the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, a compilation of 37 of Shakespeare’s plays performed by three actors in just two hours.
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