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Shakespeare-in-the-Schools Tour
Our popular traveling educational production of Romeo and Juliet could be coming to a theatre or school near you.

Each year, from January through April, the Utah Shakespearean Festival hits the road with an educational outreach program for schools in Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and Arizona. The highlight of the program is a seventy-five minute version of a Shakespearean play (Romeo and Juliet in 2008), including complete costumes, sets, and theatrical lighting. Also included is a fifteen-minute post-show discussion with the actors and workshops in Stage Combat, Performing Shakespeare's Text, and Developing Character through Improvisation.

The cost of the full program is $1,000, plus additional fees for workshops. Limited grants are available.

For information or to book the tour, please call
435-586-7880.

This Year's Touring Schedule

The Utah Shakespearean Festival's production of Romeo and Juliet is part of Shakespeare in American Communities, Shakespeare for a New Generation, sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts in cooperation with Arts Midwest.

Funded in part by
Utah State Office of Education
Rocky Mountain Power Foundation
D. Forrest and Gerda M. Greene Foundation
Mountain West Small Business Finance
UBS Bank