2020-21 Shakespeare in American Communities Grants Announced
$1.17 Million Will Support Virtual and In-Person Shakespeare Programming for Youth during the COVID -19 Pandemic Performance of Macbeth...
COVID-19 News
Application Advice: Artistic Director and Education Director Statements
Performance of Twelfth Night. Photo courtesy of Barter Theatre. Preparing your grant application for Shakespeare in American Communities...
What Light through Yonder Correctional Facility Window Breaks?
This story originally appeared in NEA Arts Magazine. A youth plays Titus in a production of Titus Andronicus with the Actors Shakespeare...
Application Advice: Performance and Educational Activities Spreadsheets
As You Like It post-show talkback. Photo by Lindsay Parker Rogers, courtesy of the American Shakespeare Center. Preparing your grant...
Shakespeare Application Advice: Work Samples
Performance of The Taming of The Shrew. Photo by Roger Mastroianni, courtesy of Great Lakes Theater. Preparing your grant application for...
Arts Midwest Announces 2019-2020 Shakespeare in American Communities Grants
17th Year of the Program to Support Programming for School Audiences and Young People in Juvenile Justice System Shakespeare in American...
Supporting visionary theater throughout the Midwest
The Young Auditorium at the University of Wisconsin in Wisconsin has a long-standing relationship with Aquila Theatre Company and always...
“Fair is foul, and foul is fair.”
On a rainy and grey morning of November 1, I made my way through the Brookline neighborhood of Boston to experience a student matinee of...
Shakespeare in American Communities: Two opportunities for 2019-2020
“Action is eloquence.” Coriolanus Arts Midwest, on behalf of the National Endowment for the Arts, is excited to share not just one...
"We know what we are, but know not what we may be"
The cast of Cal Shakes’ production of Richard III . Photo courtesy of Cal Shakes. Shakespeare’s text continues to spread across the country...