2021 Spring Shakespeare Program
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"Is there no play
To ease the anguish of a torturing hour?"
– A Midsummer Night’s Dream
We are back with a fully online 2021 Spring Shakespeare Program: online acting classes in May, an invitation to participate in our Celebrating Shakespeare 2021 program for Shakespeare's birthday, and a play to watch! Join us online for celebration, education, and entertainment!
2021 Spring Shakespeare Program
Celebration Education Entertainment
"I have a speech of fire, that fain would blaze..."
-Laertes, Hamlet, Act 4 Scene 7
INTRODUCING
SPEECH OF FIRE
Photo by Robert Michael Evans.
Lauren Ash-Morgan and Michael Downey in
Shakespeare's Love and Despair: Macbeth, Seoul Shakespeare Company
Celebrating Shakespeare, 2021
Connecting globally through celebrating Shakespeare
To celebrate Shakespeare's birthday, we are inviting people to share monologues, scenes, and thoughts to celebrate Shakespeare and connect with each other online.
We invite you to participate, and to explore others' pieces.
Speech of Fire's
Shakespeare Studio
--Online!
May 2021 Acting Classes
Sundays May 9, 16, 23, 30
Photo by Laura Jasinskaite
Photo by Laura Jasinskaite
Photo by Laura Jasinskaite
Photo by Laura Jasinskaite
Photos by Laura Jasinskaite
We have adapted our usual classes for an online format! Come join us for two courses, appropriate for all levels of experience.
Missing theatre?
You can now watch The Orderly from home!
Filmed by Double Vision Media Liaisons
We have released the video of our 2019 production of Michael Downey’s solo play The Orderly, and we are asking viewers to support frontline workers.
Speech of Fire is proud to be a member of The Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA).
For more information visit www.stahome.org.
STA was established to provide a forum for the artistic, managerial, educational leadership for theatres primarily involved with the production of the works of William Shakespeare; to discuss issues and methods of work, resources, and information; and to act as an advocate for Shakespearean productions and training.