By DANA OLAND — doland@idahostatesman.com Posted: 12:00am on May 18, 2012 Luck and pluck brought Charlie Fee to the Idaho Shakespeare Festival as artistic director in 1992. The board chose
When someone asks me what I do for a living and I say “I perform abridged Shakespeare plays in rural high school gymnasiums across the state of Idaho at 8
The end of tour is always bittersweet. On one hand you’re saying goodbye to long hours, long drives, and way too early mornings. But on the other hand, you’re
Enjoy an incredible glimpse into the making of our tours- Shakespearience and Idaho Theater for Youth. It takes a village and they are talented! Thanks to all involved- especially Lori
Rules of the Road: We’ve just finished the second full official day of touring, and I thought I’d take a moment to give you a glimpse of what being on
Shakespearience cast of Macbeth shares their thoughts on week 2 of rehearsal.
We are now, officially in full swing of rehearsals for Shakespearience’s Macbeth. “Why, Whatever is this Shakespearience of which you speak?” one may ask, if they spoke in a very
The first week of rehearsals have come to a close and things have started to take shape. This is a part of the process where the production is full of
Download the podcast from the live broadcast show from January 6th by clicking here. January 6, 2012 featuring Charles Fee, Producing Artistic Director, Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival. Charles Fee, of
This time of year is probably the most exciting for those of us headed out on the Shakespearience 2012 tour. True, winter is starting to get even colder, the sun
Boise Weekly September 7, 2011 A slapstick take on Hitchcock’s international espionage adventure by Deanna Darr Take one Alfred Hitchcock thriller inspired by a classic 1930s espionage mystery, turn it
By Dan Lea © 2011 Idaho Press-Tribune BOISE — Stuck in the ‘80s and lovin’ it. This is Shakespeare like you’ve never seen it before and like only our friends
