Utah Shakespeare Festival 2019 Season Brochure by Utah Shakespeare Festival

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Season Brochure Volume 58, Number 1 • Winter 2019 • © Copyright 2019 Utah Shakespeare Festival 351 West Center Street • Cedar City, Utah 84720 Published Annually • January 2019 Festival photography by Karl Hugh. Play artwork by Cully Long. Graphic design by Clare Campbell. Cover photo: Rob Riordan (left) as Huckleberry Finn and Ezekiel Andrew as Jim in Big River, 2018. This page photo: The Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre.

CELEBRATE FAMILY. CELEBRATE LIFE. At the Utah Shakespeare Festival, 2019 is a year to celebrate the diversity of families in all their richness, including their strengths, weaknesses, joys, and sorrows. The family members in this year’s eight plays run the gamut from the screwball dysfunction of Jacob’s twelve sons in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to the complex familial relationships in Hamlet. They illuminate the sometimes tender, sometimes brutal relationships between brothers in The Price and between spouses in Macbeth, as well as the exquisitely intricate parent-child relationship in Every Brilliant Thing. These characters, as well as those in The Book of Will, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, and Twelfth Night, reflect a bit of our own families, in all their variety. Through the laughter and tears, the arguments and reconciliations, the characters in these plays (just like us) are searching for love, acceptance, catharsis, and meaning in our families and our lives. We hope you’ll join us as we celebrate this compelling human medley in all its richness, varied colors, and irrepressible joys. We’ll save you a seat! Brian Vaughn, artistic director Frank Mack, executive producer Fred C. Adams, founder

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT

Lyrics by Tim Rice • Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber

Directed by Brad Carroll Randall L. Jones Theatre Sponsored by Zions Bank It’s bright! It’s loud! It’s technicolor! It’s Joseph’s new coat! And it sets the tone for a frolicking Biblical satire filled with vaudevillian tunes, country and western swings, calypso, and good old rock and roll. This classic musical has been going strong for fifty years and guarantees to leave everyone in the family humming for days. Media Sponsor: Deseret News

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MACBETH By William Shakespeare Directed by Melissa Rain Anderson Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre Sponsored by The Emma Eccles Jones Foundation Haunted by the witches’ prophecies and spurred by his wife’s ambitions (as well as his own taste for power), Macbeth dares to tempt fate. But in this, one of the world’s first psychological thrillers, he slowly finds that his murderous machinations are doomed to bitter and tragic failure. Media Sponsors: Fox 13 and KLAS 8

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THE BOOK OF WILL By Lauren Gunderson

Directed by Melinda Pfundstein Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre Sponsored by Cedar City/Brian Head Tourism Bureau Without William Shakespeare, we wouldn’t have the world’s most memorable plays— and without his friends, we wouldn’t know he wrote them. After the Bard’s death, his quick-witted fellow actors realize that the plays they love are being muddled and even lost; they know they need to publish a collection of his plays. Thus, they launch a warm-hearted and often comic mission to print “the book” of his plays and save his legacy. Media Sponsors: Fox 5 and Cherry Creek Radio

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HAMLET By William Shakespeare Directed by Brian Vaughn Randall L. Jones Theatre Prince Hamlet wants the truth—and retribution. Driven by his father’s ghost and the corrupt society all around him, he plots and withdraws, schemes and retreats. Written at the height of Shakespeare’s career, this powerful examination of the human psyche is the Bard’s most mature and chilling revenge tragedy. Media Sponsor: Vegas PBS

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THE CONCLUSION OF HENRY VI: PARTS TWO AND THREE By William Shakespeare Directed by Henry Woronicz Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre Sponsored by Dominion Energy Pitting the Lancasters and the Yorks in a battle for the crown and the future of England, this epic tale of families at war will conclude in this one grand event spanning the War of the Roses. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss this once-in-a-lifetime event. The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three will run four and one-half hours, including a thirty-minute intermission. Media Sponsors: Canyon Media and KUED

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Complete the Canon (details on page 16)

The seventh and eighth plays in the Festival History Cycle (details on page 16)

TWELFTH NIGHT By William Shakespeare Directed by Sam White Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre Sponsored by Patricia Andersen Orsino loves Olivia (who won’t give him the time of day). Olivia loves Viola (whom she thinks is a boy). Viola loves Orsino (who doesn’t know she’s a girl). Malvolio loves being in love; and Sir Andrew, Toby Belch, and Maria love life to its fullest. It’s all rollicking confusion, but these hilarious characters do, at last, find love where they least expect it. Media Sponsors: KNPR and Utah Media Group

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EVERY BRILLIANT THING By Duncan Macmillan • With Jonny Donahoe Directed by Vincent J. Cardinal Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre Sponsored by The Sorenson Legacy Foundation Mom’s in the hospital. She’s “done something stupid.” So, you start a list of everything that’s brilliant and worth living for. #1. Ice cream. #2. Water fights. #3. Staying up past your bedtime. You leave it on her pillow, hoping. And you add to the list throughout your life. This funny and moving play is a tribute to resilience and hope—as it enlists you, the audience, to help tell this heartfelt story. Media Sponsor: KSL

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THE PRICE By Arthur Miller Directed by Kathleen F. Conlin Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre Sponsored by Skywest Airlines A powerful, riveting masterpiece by one of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greatest playwrights, The Price spirals around two brothersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; struggle to make peace with their past. Years after an angry estrangement, Victor and Walter meet again after the death of their father. As they sort through his possessions, the memories evoked stir up old hostilities and bring the angst of years of unanswered questions back to the surface. Media Sponsor: KUER

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A scene from the 2017 Words3 production of Shrew!

WORDS

Sponsored by The Shubert Foundation Discover a new play as playwrights spend a week at the Festival and our actors present their newest work as staged readings, followed by an instructive discussion between the playwright, actors, and audience. Words3 seeks to nurture and develop new plays by providing a professionally supported platform for readings, workshops, and fully realized productions—and you are invited to be part of the process. Dates and times are scheduled, but the play titles were still to be decided at press time. Please visit bard.org/words-cubed for the latest information and tickets. TBD 1 August 16, 17, 28, and 30 • 9:30 a.m. • Randall L. Jones Theatre TBD 2 August 23, 24, 29, and 31 • 9:30 a.m. • Randall L. Jones Theatre IMPORTANT NOTE: The plays in this series are written for contemporary adult audiences, and some plays may contain themes and language not appropriate for children and that some may find offensive.

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Veronica Otim (left) and Ian Allred from Italian Night in The Greenshow, 2018.

THE GREENSHOW

Written and Directed by Britannia Howe Sponsored by Rocky Mountain Power Leave the noise and stress of the world behind as you prepare for the evening’s play with our free outdoor entertainment: The Greenshow. Three different shows alternate nightly, with dance, music, and laughter providing a lighthearted atmosphere and welcome for our guests. It is a bit of history, a bit of fun, and a bit of magic as our performers invite you to lean in, engage, and let the world transform around you. It’s a joyous celebration of life on the green, and you’re invited! Media Sponsor: Salt Lake Magazine

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Actor Michael A. Harding conducts a Play Seminar in the Balcony Bards Seminar Grove.

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INCLUDED WITH YOUR TICKET Enhance your Festival experience with free orientations and seminars, featuring and discussing everything from the plays to props, from costumes to actors. See the calendar on pages 20–27 or online at bard.org for locations, dates, and times.

PLAY ORIENTATIONS

Heighten your experience by learning about the play before you see it, as well as asking questions about the Festival and Cedar City.

PLAY SEMINARS

Share your views with others about Festival plays, their interpretation, and their subtle nuances in these engaging discussions led by theatre experts each morning.

PROP SEMINARS

Learn from Properties Director Benjamin Hohman as he demonstrates how hundreds of props and special effects help create the Festival magic you see on stage.

HAIR AND MAKEUP SEMINARS

View the technical magic of our hair and makeup artists and learn how they create our elaborate wigs (one hair at a time) and beautiful stage makeup.

COSTUME SEMINARS

Join Costume Director Jeffrey Lieder as he demonstrates how our elaborate costumes are designed, fabricated, and maintained.

ACTOR SEMINARS

Engage with the Festival actors and ask questions about their roles, careers, and professional experiences—and what it is like working in repertory theatre at the Festival.

SHAKESPEARE CHARACTER GARDEN

The Pedersen Shakespeare Garden features sculptures of some of Shakespeare's most famous lovers, warriors, kings, and scoundrels and is a quiet place for contemplation, reading, and leaving the cares of the world behind.

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EXPERIENCE MORE FESTIVAL Explore backstage. Watch our technicians change the set from the matinee to the evening play. Have lunch with an artist. These ticketed events are the perfect addition to a perfect day. See pages 20–27 for times, locations, and prices.

BACKSTAGE TOURS

Peek behind the scenery and into the Festival’s various production areas to see how all the enchantment comes together. Participants must be able to negotiate stairs.

REPERTORY MAGIC

One of the most magical (and difficult) aspects of repertory theatre is the twice-a-day changeover. Lighting, scenery, props, costume, and sound technicians must hurry to change everything from the matinee show to the evening show. It is a fascinating and well-choreographed process. You can witness the scene change and ask questions as it is happening.

CURTAIN CALL LUNCHEONS

Sponsored by The Guild of the Utah Shakespeare Festival.

Have lunch and ask questions with Festival actors and artists. Luncheons begin at 12 noon and last about an hour. Dates and locations to be announced. Visit the website at bard.org/events#curtain-call-luncheons for the latest information.

COMPLETE THE CANON

The Utah Shakespeare Festival is in the midst of an exciting initiative to produce the entire canon of Shakespeare’s thirty-eight plays between 2012 and 2023. During these years, you may have more than one opportunity see such plays as Hamlet and Twelfth Night, but productions of some other plays will definitely be more rare. So start planning now; you don’t want to miss a single experience.

THE FESTIVAL HISTORY CYCLE

As part of the Complete-the-Canon Project, the Festival is producing all ten of Shakespeare’s history plays in chronological order, having begun with King John and Richard II in 2013, then Henry IV Part One in 2014, Henry IV Part Two in 2015, Henry V in 2016, Henry VI Part One in 2018, and The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three in 2019. Future years’ line-ups will include Richard III and Henry VIII. One of the goals of the History Cycle is to give a cohesiveness to these plays that will be engaging and dramatic for our audiences. 16

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Production Manager Becky Merold explains the changeover that is happening behind her during Repertory Magic.

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OTHER SERVICES CHILD CARE

Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation.

Child care for children up to ten years old is provided during all plays, but not during other activities. Our professionallystaffed, safe, and state-licensed facility is located at 123 S. 300 West Street, south of the Randall Theatre. The cost is $10 per child per play. All child care must be reserved and purchased through the Ticket Office.

PARKING

Free parking is available near all theatres, including a large lot on the northwest corner of 300 West and Center Streets.

IN CASE OF RAIN

The Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre is an outdoor space, with limited covering over the audience and stage. Performances will continue during inclement weather, possibly after short delays. Umbrellas are not allowed, but rain ponchos are appropriate. If a performance is canceled before intermission, a credit will be issued to all guests in attendance at the performance. The Festival will not issue credits if the show is canceled after intermission.

PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

All theatres are accessible to persons with disabilities and are equipped with hearing-enhancement headsets, available for no charge in the lobbies. Closed captioned and audio described services are offered for each production; check the calendar on pages 20â&#x20AC;&#x201C;27 for dates. However, you must inform the Ticket Office when you purchase tickets if you need these services. All accommodations should be requested at least seven working days prior to attendance.

SENSORY-FRIENDLY PERFORMANCE

To accommodate those with sensory needs, we will present a special Sensory-Friendly Performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at 2 p.m. on September 21, at a reduced ticket price. It will incorporate modifications including increased lighting in the seating area, lower sound levels, and a more relaxed audience experience allowing movement and audible reactions in the theatre, fidget toys, etc. Tickets are only available by calling the Ticket Office at 800-PLAYTIX.

CONTENT ADVISORIES

Although most of our shows are suitable for all audiences, please check play descriptions on our website for the latest information on content. If you have further questions, contact us at guestservices@bard.org or 800-PLAYTIX. 18 18

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LEARN AND GIVE EDUCATION

Where will your life take you? Will you perform? Teach? Design? Learn? No matter what your age or your passion, you can fulfill your dreams at the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Perhaps you want to learn to perform in front of an audience. Perhaps you want to learn better ways to teach or to light the stage. Perhaps you just want to explore new ideas and interests. The Festival camps and education programs can help you, whatever your desire. Find out more at bard.org/education or by calling 435-865-8333.

GIVE A GIFT

The Festival is counting on you to keep our artistic vision alive and growing. So we ask you to become a member of the Festival family today. As you might imagine, ticket sales alone cannot cover the costs of the Utah Shakespeare Festivalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s productions and all of the additional activities weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve added to round out the Festival Experience. We hope you will help by donating and becoming a valued member. To donate online, visit us at bard.org/give; or you can call 435-586-7880. You may also give by sending a text message of the word "bard" to 444999. Rob Riordan (left) as Ellard Simms, Colleen Baum as Betty Meeks, Michael Doherty as Charlie Baker, and Katie Fay Francis as Catherine Simms in The Foreigner, 2018.

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CALENDAR ENGELSTAD

TWELFTH NIGHT THE BOOK OF WILL MACBETH

RANDALL

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR

ANES

THE CONCLUSION OF HENRY VI: PARTS TWO AND THREE EVERY BRILLIANT THING

JUNE 27

JULY 1

AUG. 1

CALENDAR KEY

LOCATIONS KEY

(P) Preview Performance (O) Opening Performance (C) Closing Performance (A) Assisted Performance (audio described and/or captioned) (S) Sensory-Friendly Performance (see page 18)

SUNDAY

9 & 10:00 Play Seminars FRE

9 & 10:00 Play Seminars SEM

ENG RAN ANES GRN SEM FRE ZION SUMA

MONDAY

JULY 1 FRE RAN SEM GRN ENG

11:00 Props Seminar 12:15 Play Orientation 1:00 HENRY VI 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 JOSEPH 4:00 Repertory Magic 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Engl. 8:00 BOOK OF WILL

RAN SEM ANES SEM RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG

TUESDAY

Play Orientation JOSEPH P Play Orientation Greenshow Scot. O MACBETH O

1:15 2:00 6:45 7:10 8:00

Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre Randall L. Jones Theatre Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre Ashton Family Greenshow Commons Balcony Bards Seminar Grove Frehner Rehearsal/Education Hall Fred Adams Statue/Zions Bank Courtyard Southern Utah Museum of Art

9:00 10:00 1:15 2:00 6:45 7:10 8:00

Play Seminar Play Seminar Play Orientation HAMLET P Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. O BOOK OF WILL O

WEDNESDAY

FRE 9:00 Play Seminar FRE FRE 10:00 Play Seminar FRE FRE 11:00 Actor Seminar FRE RAN 12:15 Play Orientation FRE SEM 1:00 HENRY VI P ANES 6:45 Play Orientation SEM GRN 7:10 Greenshow Russ. O GRN ENG 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT O ENG

9:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:00 Play Seminar FRE 11:00 Costume Seminar RAN 12:15 Play Orientation SEM ANES 1:00 HENRY VI 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN 8:00 MACBETH ENG 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 10:15 Backstage Tour 11:00 Actor Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 JOSEPH 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Russ. 8:00 HENRY VI 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT

SEM SEM ZION SEM SEM RAN SEM GRN ANES ENG

Betsy Mugavero (left) as Viola de Lesseps and Leslie Brott as Nurse in Shakespeare in Love, 2017.

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DREAMCOAT HAMLET THE PRICE

SEPT. 1

OCT. 1

OCT. 12

PLAY TITLES KEY JOSEPH – Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat MACBETH – Macbeth HAMLET – Hamlet BOOK OF WILL – The Book of Will HENRY VI – The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three TWELFTH NIGHT – Twelfth Night BRILLIANT – Every Brilliant Thing THE PRICE – The Price

THURSDAY

JUNE 27 1:15 2:00 6:45 7:10 8:00

9:00 10:00 1:15 2:00 6:45 7:10 8:00

Play Orientation FRE JOSEPH P RAN Play Orientation SEM Greenshow Scot. P GRN MACBETH P ENG

Play Seminar SEM Play Seminar SEM Play Orientation SEM RAN JOSEPH O Play Orientation SEM Greenshow Scot. GRN MACBETH ENG

9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 11:00 Props Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 BRILLIANT O 2:00 JOSEPH 4:00 Repertory Magic 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Engl. 8:00 BOOK OF WILL 8:00 HAMLET

FRIDAY

FRE FRE RAN SEM ANES RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

9:00 10:00 1:15 2:00 6:45 7:10 8:00

Play Seminar Play Seminar Play Orientation HAMLET P Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. P BOOK OF WILL P

Words3 Titles To Be Announced The Greenshows Scot. – Scotland Engl. – England Russ. – Russia

SATURDAY

FRE FRE FRE RAN SEM GRN ENG

Play Seminar SEM Play Seminar SEM Play Orientation SEM HAMLET O RAN Play Orientation SEM Greenshow Engl. GRN BOOK OF WILL ENG

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Costume Seminar RAN 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:00 HENRY VI ANES 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN 8:00 MACBETH ENG 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

9:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:00 Play Seminar FRE 12:15 Play Orientation FRE 1:00 HENRY VI P ANES 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Russ. P GRN 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT P ENG

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 11:00 Actor Seminar SEM 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:00 HENRY VI O ANES 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Russ. GRN 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT ENG

9:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Actor Seminar FRE 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:00 HENRY VI ANES 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 JOSEPH RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Russ. GRN 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT ENG 8:00 HAMLET RAN

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CALENDAR SUNDAY

MONDAY

JULY 15

Props Seminar Play Orientation HENRY VI Play Orientation JOSEPH Repertory Magic Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. BOOK OF WILL BRILLIANT

RAN SEM ANES SEM RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG ANES

Props Seminar Play Orientation HENRY VI Play Orientation JOSEPH Repertory Magic Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. BOOK OF WILL BRILLIANT

RAN SEM ANES SEM RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG ANES

11:00 12:15 1:00 1:15 2:00 4:00 6:45 7:10 8:00 8:00

9 & 10:00 Play Seminars SEM

11:00 12:15 1:00 1:15 2:00 4:00 6:45 7:10 8:00 8:00

TUESDAY

Props Seminar Play Orientation HENRY VI Play Orientation JOSEPH Repertory Magic Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. BOOK OF WILL BRILLIANT

RAN SEM ANES SEM RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG ANES

Props Seminar Play Orientation HENRY VI Play Orientation JOSEPH Repertory Magic Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. BOOK OF WILL BRILLIANT

RAN SEM ANES SEM RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG ANES

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WEDNESDAY

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Costume Seminar FRE 12:15 Play Orientation SEM ANES 1:00 HENRY VI 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN ENG 8:00 MACBETH 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Costume Seminar RAN 12:15 Play Orientation SEM ANES 1:00 HENRY VI 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN 8:00 MACBETH ENG 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 10:15 Backstage Tour 11:00 Actor Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 BRILLIANT 2:00 JOSEPH 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Russ. 8:00 HENRY VI 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT

SEM SEM ZION SEM SEM ANES RAN SEM GRN ANES ENG

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Costume Seminar RAN 11:00 Actor Seminar SEM 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:15 Play Orientation SEM ANES 2:00 BRILLIANT ANES 1:00 HENRY VI 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 JOSEPH RAN 2:00 HAMLET RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Russ. GRN 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN 8:00 HENRY VI ANES 8:00 MACBETH ENG 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT ENG 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

THURSDAY

9:00 10:00 11:00 1:15 2:00 2:00 4:00 6:45 7:10 8:00 8:00

25 9:00 10:00 11:00 1:15 2:00 2:00 4:00 6:45 7:10 8:00 8:00

Play Seminar Play Seminar Props Seminar Play Orientation BRILLIANT JOSEPH Repertory Magic Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. BOOK OF WILL HAMLET

SEM SEM RAN SEM ANES RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

Play Seminar Play Seminar Props Seminar Play Orientation BRILLIANT JOSEPH Repertory Magic Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. BOOK OF WILL HAMLET

SEM SEM RAN SEM ANES RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

AUGUST 1 9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 11:00 Props Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 BRILLIANT 2:00 JOSEPH 4:00 Repertory Magic 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Engl. 8:00 BOOK OF WILL 8:00 HAMLET

9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 11:00 Props Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 BRILLIANT 2:00 JOSEPH 4:00 Repertory Magic 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Engl. 8:00 BOOK OF WILL 8:00 HAMLET

SEM SEM FRE SEM ANES RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

SEM SEM RAN SEM ANES RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 10:15 Backstage Tour 11:00 Actor Seminar 12:15 Play Orientation 1:00 HENRY VI 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 JOSEPH 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Russ. 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT 8:00 HAMLET

SEM SEM ZION SEM SEM ANES SEM RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

Redge Palmer (left) as Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Josh Durfey as Benny Southstreet, Quinn Mattfeld as Nathan Detroit, and Brandon Burk as Rusty Charlie in Guys and Dolls, 2017.

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CALENDAR SUNDAY

AUG

9 & 10:00 Play Seminars SEM

MONDAY

11:00 12:15 1:00 1:15 2:00 4:00 6:45 7:10 8:00 8:00

SEP 1

9 & 10:00 Play Seminars SEM

11:00 12:15 1:00 1:15 2:00 4:00 6:45 7:10 8:00 8:00

TUESDAY

Hair/Makeup Sem. RAN Play Orientation SEM HENRY VI ANES Play Orientation SEM JOSEPH RAN Repertory Magic RAN Play Orientation SEM Greenshow Engl. GRN BOOK OF WILL ENG BRILLIANT ANES

Props Seminar Play Orientation HENRY VI Play Orientation JOSEPH Repertory Magic Play Orientation Greenshow Engl. BOOK OF WILL BRILLIANT

RAN SEM ANES SEM RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG ANES

11:00 Hair/Makeup Sem. FRE 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:00 HENRY VI ANES 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 JOSEPH RAN 4:00 Repertory Magic RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Engl. GRN 8:00 BOOK OF WILL ENG 8:00 BRILLIANT ANES

11:00 1:15 2:00 6:45 7:10 8:00

Hair/Makeup Sem. RAN Play Orientation SEM JOSEPH RAN Play Orientation SEM Greenshow Engl. GRN BOOK OF WILL ENG

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WEDNESDAY

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 9:30 Words3: A RAN SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 10:00 Play Seminar 11:00 Costume Seminar FRE 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 11:00 Actor Seminar SEM ANES 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:00 HENRY VI ANES 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 BRILLIANT 2:00 HAMLET RAN 2:00 JOSEPH RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN 7:10 Greenshow Russ. GRN 8:00 MACBETH ENG 8:00 HENRY VI ANES 8:00 JOSEPH RAN 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT ENG

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 10:15 Backstage Tour 11:00 Costume Seminar RAN 11:00 Actor Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 2:00 JOSEPH 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN 7:10 Greenshow Russ. 8:00 MACBETH ENG 8:00 TWELFTH NIGHT 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

SEM SEM ZION SEM SEM RAN SEM GRN ENG

THURSDAY

9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 11:00 Props Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 BRILLIANT 2:00 JOSEPH 4:00 Repertory Magic 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Engl. 8:00 BOOK OF WILL 8:00 HAMLET

SEM SEM FRE SEM ANES RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 11:00 Hair/Makeup Sem. FRE 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 BRILLIANT A ANES 2:00 JOSEPH RAN 4:00 Repertory Magic RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Engl. GRN 8:00 BOOK OF WILL A ENG 8:00 HAMLET RAN

9:00 Play Seminar 9:30 Words3: B 10:00 Play Seminar 11:00 Props Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 BRILLIANT 2:00 JOSEPH 4:00 Repertory Magic 6:45 Play Orientation 7:10 Greenshow Engl. 8:00 BOOK OF WILL 8:00 HAMLET

9:00 10:00 11:00 1:15 2:00 6:45 7:10 8:00 8:00

SEM RAN SEM FRE SEM ANES RAN RAN SEM GRN ENG RAN

Play Seminar SEM Play Seminar SEM RAN Props Seminar Play Orientation SEM JOSEPH RAN Play Orientation SEM Greenshow Engl. C GRN BOOK OF WILL C ENG HAMLET RAN

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 9:30 Words3: A RAN 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Costume Seminar FRE 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:00 HENRY VI ANES 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN 8:00 MACBETH ENG 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 9:30 Words3: B RAN 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Costume Seminar FRE 12:15 Play Orientation SEM 1:00 HENRY VI A ANES 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. GRN ENG 8:00 MACBETH A 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

9:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:00 Play Seminar SEM 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Costume Seminar RAN 1:15 Play Orientation SEM 2:00 HAMLET RAN 2:00 BRILLIANT ANES 6:45 Play Orientation SEM 7:10 Greenshow Scot. C GRN ENG 8:00 MACBETH C 8:00 JOSEPH RAN

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Sam Ashdown as Mark Antony in Julius Caesar, 2016.

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9 & 10:00 Play Seminars FRE A scene from Mary Poppins, 2016.

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9:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 1:15 Play Orientation FRE 2:00 HAMLET RAN 7:15 Play Orientation FRE 8:00 JOSEPH RAN 8:00 BRILLIANT ANES

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9:00 Play Seminar 10:00 Play Seminar 1:15 Play Orientation 2:00 JOSEPH 2:00 THE PRICE 7:15 Play Orientation 8:00 HAMLET 8:00 BRILLIANT

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9:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:00 Play Seminar FRE 10:15 Backstage Tour ZION 11:00 Actor Seminar FRE 1:15 Play Orientation FRE RAN 2:00 JOSEPH C ANES 2:00 THE PRICE C 7:15 Play Orientation FRE 8:00 HAMLET C RAN ANES 8:00 BRILLIANT C

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TICKETS All tickets are non-refundable, but may be exchanged (see details below).

HOW TO ORDER Online: bard.org Telephone: toll-free 800-PLAYTIX (800-752-9849) or 435-586-7878 Walk-up: Ticket Office adjacent to the Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre. See map on pages 34-35.

2019 TICKET OFFICE HOURS

All times listed are Mountain Daylight Time

Through June 21 (telephone service only): Mondays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 24 to October 12 (window and telephone service): Performance Days: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m., with phone service ending at 7 p.m. Non-Performance Days: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Our online Ticket Office is always open.

DISCOUNTS Play More Discounts: Buy tickets to five or six different shows and receive $4 off each ticket. Buy tickets to seven or eight different shows and receive $5 off each ticket. Available online and at the Ticket Office. Group Discounts and Services: Discounts starting at $4 per ticket for groups of twelve or more are available online and at the Ticket Office. For more information, email groups@bard.org. Other Discounts: Discounts for school groups, students, senior citizens, AARP, AAA, etc. are available at the Ticket Office only. For information, call the Ticket Office at 800-PLAYTIX (800-752-9849 Restrictions may apply. All discounts are based on availability.

TICKET OFFICE POLICIES Children: Children under the age of six (including infants and babes-in-arms) are not admitted to our plays. For child care information, see page 18. Exchanges: Tickets may be exchanged if new tickets are available and if the Ticket Office is given at least twentyfour hours notice before the performance. For instructions on exchanging tickets, please call the Ticket Office at 800-PLAYTIX. A $5 fee will be charged for each ticket exchanged. Members at the Blackfriar giving level and above may exchange tickets at no cost. We accept American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa. All plays, times, and prices are subject to change without notice.

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June 27 through October 12, 2019

Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre M–W Th–S Premier* 73 77 Center Orchestra 58 62 Side Orchestra 48 52 Center Gallery 48 52 Side Gallery 34 38 Lord’s Gallery 20 24

Randall L. Jones Theatre Please add $5 to each Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat ticket.

M–W Th–S Premier* 73 77 Center Orchestra 58 62 West/East Orchestra 48 52 Gallery/Boxes 44 48 Balcony 32 36

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Backstage Tour — $8 Words3 — $10 per play

Repertory Magic — $8 Bardway, Baby! — $25

*PREMIER SEATING

Includes bottled water, the use of a complimentary blanket in the Randall L. Jones Theatre or a seat cushion in the Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre, and the best seats in the house.

GIFT CERTIFICATES

Gift certificates in any denomination are available at the Festival Ticket Office or online. Brian Vaughn (left) as The Poet and Katie Fay Francis as The Muse in An Iliad, 2018.

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Wheelchair Access Fitness Center Pet Friendly

A scene from The Two Gentlemen of Verona, 2015.

HOTELS Abbey Inn: (AAA, 3 Diamond) Affordable luxury. Free full hot breakfast. Forty-two-inch TVs with HD, Euro-top beds, close to Festival. Senior/AAA/ family discounts, microwaves, fridges, indoor pool/spa, free wi-fi. Vacation homes adjacent to the hotel (higher rate). $4 off per play ticket available to our guests. 940 W. 200 North. 800-325-5411 or 435-586-9966. www.abbeyinncedar.com. $74–175. America’s Best Value Inn: Best value in town! Perfect location off I-15 at exit 59, next to Denny’s. Big TVs, some flat screens with sixty channels, king beds, continental breakfast, 100 percent nonsmoking. Complimentary shuttle to and from plays (summer season only). 333 N. 1100 West. 435867-4700 or 888-326-6613. www.abvicedarcity.com $49–90. Clarion Inn and Bistro: Welcome to our completely renovated hotel. Enjoy our exceptional service and the perfect atmosphere for your next getaway, special event, or business meeting. Free hot

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breakfast, wi-fi, and more. Join us for cocktail hour, and check out our Bistro menu. 1204 S. Main Street. 435-867-8877. www.choicehotels.com. $75+. The Cottages at Shakespeare Lane: Across the street from the Festival. Single bedroom w/king-sized bed, hide-a-bed couches, full-sized kitchen, private balcony, free wi-fi, guest washer/dryer, elevators, and underground parking. The only way to get closer to the Festival is to be a cast member. 151 W. Shakespeare Lane, Cedar City, UT 84720. 1-435-592-6942. www.shakespearelane.com $99-149, one-time $30 cleaning fee Courtyard by Marriott: The Courtyard by Marriott is just minutes from the Festival. Our onsite restaurant, The Bistro, offers an excellent selection of meals for breakfast and dinner, as well as specialty beverages, cocktails, and Starbucks. Relax in our outdoor spa and indoor pool. 1294 S. Interstate Drive. 435-867-7300. www.marriottcourtyard/cedarcity.

El Rey Inn and Suites: The place to stay for Festival guests. The closest location to the Festival. Just a short walk from your room. Offering great service and amenities. High-speed wi-fi, Internet, pillow-top mattresses, free breakfast, outdoor pool, restaurant adjacent. 80 S. Main Street. 435-586-6518 or 800-688-6518. www.elreyinncedarcity.com. $69–159.

Hampton Inn by Hilton: Located off exit 57 behind the Chevron gas station. We offer free wi-fi and hot breakfast. Within walking distance of many restaurants and shopping. Three-minute drive to the Shakespeare festivities and a great home base for the nearby national parks. 1145 S. Bentley Blvd. 435-586-5000. www.hilton.com Holiday Inn Express and Suites: Come experience our beautiful new renovations! We provide a full hot breakfast buffet to start your adventure off right. Indoor pool and spa and fitness center. Inquire about pet rooms. Conveniently located off I-15 only minutes away from the Festival. 1555 S. Old Hwy 91. www.hiexpress.com/cedarcity. 435-865-7799. La Quinta Inn and Suites: TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Winner! Luxury spacious rooms, pillow-top mattresses, 40-inch HD TVs, HD Direct TV programming, refrigerator and microwave. Complimentary full hot Breakfast, indoor heated pool and jacuzzi, state-of-the-art fitness center, free ultra-fast Wi-Fi, and an on-property Golden Corral Restaurant. 1377 S. Main Street. 435-865-0005. www.laquintacedarcity.com $75 and up.

Quality Inn: Come enjoy some quality time! Recently remodeled! Spacious king and two-queen rooms, cable with thirty-two-inch plasma TVs, wi-fi, hot breakfast, guest laundry. Free shuttle to and from plays (summer season only). Just off I-15, exit 59. Next to restaurants/shopping. 250 N. 1100 West. 800-627-0374 or 435-586-2082. www.QualityInnCedarCity.com. $59–135. Ramada Inn & Suites by Wyndham: Conveniently located near exit 59 of I-15, the Ramada Hotel and Suites offers spacious, clean, and comfortable rooms. Complimentary deluxe hot breakfast buffet, wi-fi, outdoor heated swimming pool and BBQ area. Banquet and meeting spaces also available. Pet friendly too! 1575 West 200 North. 435-586-8888. www.wyndhamhotels.com/ ramada/cedar-city-utah/ramadacedar-city Springhill Suites by Marriott: An all-suite hotel infused with stylish spaces and inspired design, all at an affordable price. Located off I-15 exit 57, close to SUU, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Brian Head, and six national parks, including Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon. 1477 S. Old Hwy 91. 435-586-1685. www.marriott.com. $139 and up. Stratford Court Hotel: Within walking distance to the Festival! Renovated in 2016. Enjoy our outdoor pool and spa, free breakfast, flat-screen cable TV, microwave and fridge, and free wi-fi. Ask about our balcony rooms. Located downtown, close to dining and shopping. 18 S. Main Street. 435-586-2433 or 877-688-8884. www.stratfordcedarcity.com. $69–149.

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BED AND BREAKFASTS Amid Summer’s Inn and Gift Boutique: Leave the ordinary behind. Ten luxurious rooms, themed from elegant castle to peaceful country. Soft specialty linens, triple sheets, private bathrooms. AC, wi-fi, cable, more. Fresh delicious breakfast. Homebaked pastries and beverages all day. One block to Festival and restaurants. 140 South 100 West. 435-586-2600. www.AmidSummersInn.com. $99-179.

Anniversary House: It’s all about you! Experience extraordinary surroundings, amenities, and relaxing gardens just one block from the Festival. Complimentary beverages and cake available

24/7. King beds, gourmet breakfast (served early if needed for seminars), AC, TV/DVD, cable, wi-fi, private baths. 133 S. 100 West. 435-865-1266. www. TheAnniversaryHouse.com. $99–159. B&B Swiss: Make Cedar City's most unique lodging your home for the night! New, charming cabins with private bath. King or two queen bed options. RV hookups. Gourmet Swiss breakfast featuring homemade breads, pastries, Swiss muesli, cheeses, eggs, and more! Near airport and shopping. 436 S. Cross Hollow Road. 435-559-3018. www.bnbswiss.com. $150 and up.

VACATION RENTALS Backstage Suites: Luxurious one-bedroom suites only onehalf block from the Festival. This hybrid between elegant suites and convenient vacation rentals offers king-sized beds, private living areas, full kitchens, patios, and extras to enhance your stay.

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Complimentary cable TV, wi-fi, parking. Continental breakfast and discounts for longer stays available. 435-592-4334. backstage-suites.com. info@backstage-suites.com. $135–154.

DINING Brick House Cafe: A star on the Southern Utah food stage, winning many awards for flavors, service, and innovation. Voted Iron County's Best Lunch, Talk of the Town Five Star Service, Trip Advisor Award of Excellence, and Best of State Informal Diner. 86 South Main Street. 435-5865344. www.facebook.com/littlebrickhouse. Centro Pizzeria: 80 W. Center Street. 435-867-8123. www.facebook.com/CentroPizzeria Depot Grill: Cedar City's only upscale full dining establishment. Located in downtown Cedar City next to Best Western Plus Town and Country Inn. Walking distance from the Festival. Beer and wine liquor license. Steak and seafood menu with daily specials. Dine in our beautiful historic dining room for lunch or dinner. 435-865-7445. www.depotgrillcedar.com.

Milt’s Stage Stop: Full dinners, steaks, seafood, prime rib, salad bar, appetizers, lounge, and beautiful scenery. State liquor licensee. Open seven days a week from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Reservations recommended. Five miles up Cedar Canyon on U-14. 435-586-9344. www.MiltsStageStop.com. Pizza Hut: Pizza Hut is proud to support the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Stop by while you’re in town for your Pizza Hut favorites or have us deliver them Hot and Fast to you. Find our best deals at PizzaaHut.com. Rusty’s Ranch House: Full dinners, steaks, seafood, barbecued ribs, pasta. State liquor licensee. Open Monday to Saturday from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Reservations recommended. Two miles up Cedar Canyon on U-14. 435-586-3839. www.RustysRanchHouse.com

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OTHER SERVICES/ATTRACTIONS Cedar City/Brian Head Tourism Bureau: For information and souvenirs of the area, visit us at 581 N. Main Street. 435-586-5124 or 800-354-4849. www.scenicsouthernutah.com Cedar City Regional Airport: Daily service from Cedar City to Salt Lake City is available at the Cedar City Regional Airport. Free parking. For more information on flight schedules, visit the airport website at www.cedarcity.org/76/Airport. Frontier Homestead State Park Museum: Discover the history of Cedar City, Iron County, and southwest Utah through an extensive horse-drawn wagon collection,

pioneer buildings, hands-on frontier activities, interactive exhibits, replica blast furnace, and the historic Hunter House. 635 N. Main, Cedar City, Utah. 435-586-9290. www.FrontierHomestead.org. Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA): During your visit to the Festival, be sure to allow time to visit SUMA. You can join a docent tour to learn more about the building and exhibits, which include gorgeous landscapes by famed local artist Jimmie Jones. Hours: Mondays–Saturdays, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.; www.suu.edu/SUMA. www.facebook.com/SUMACC

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HOW TO GET HERE The Utah Shakespeare Festival is easy to get to. We are located in Cedar City, midway between Salt Lake City and Las Vegas on Interstate 15. In addition, the Cedar City Regional Airport is served by SkyWest-Delta Connection. From the North: Take Cedar City Exit 62 then turn left onto 34

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State Road 130/Main Street. Go approximately four miles and turn right on University Boulevard (Center Street). Go two blocks to the Beverley Center for the Arts, home of the Utah Shakespeare Festival, on the left. Proceed a block further to the stoplight on 300 West Street, and our primary parking lot on the right.

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