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Since
its
founding in 2003, the Shakespeare
Society has put on thirteen shows, each one more successfull than the
last.
The productions have touched all aspects of Shakespearean drama, from
comedy to history to tragedy. Aiming for higher level of diversity and
freshness each semester, the Society's productions often integrate
changes in the time period, altered gender roles, and unique settings
to create something both new and memorable. To the right you will find
a list and descriptions of our past productions. Keep
checking back, as these pages are
perpetually under construction!
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
Much Ado About Nothing (Spring '09):
directed by Lisa Walden and Hannah Ubl
One Act Festival (Fall '08)
Troilus and Cressida (Fall '06)
One Act Festival (Fall '08)
- Twelfth Night (Fall '08): directed by Andra Skaalrud and Sean Link
- Queen Lear (Spring '08): directed by Tim Collins and Viv Brand
- Taming of the Shrew (Fall '07): directed by Arielle Davidsohn and Corey Eridon
- Good Night Desdemona, Goodmorning Juliet (Spring '07): directed by Rachael Nisenkier and Lisa Walden
Troilus and Cressida (Fall '06)
- The Tempest (Spring '06): directed by Danielle Muehlenbein and Dave Strichartz
- Measure for Measure (Fall '05): directed by Jesse Cammarata and Bonnie Gill
- Anthony & Cleopatra (Winter-Spring '05): directed by Justin Laden
- Richard III (Fall-Winter '04)
- Love's Labour's Lost (Winter-Spring '04): directed by Sarah Garrison
- Bard's Bad Boys