The cast of Macbeth. Photo by Erik Stuhaug.

A fantastical fable of love and forgiveness

THE WINTER’S TALE

By William Shakespeare | Directed by Mark Harrison

October 26–November 19, 2006

A royal family is torn apart when jealous King Leontes imprisons his pregnant wife, Hermione, on charges of infidelity and exiles his newly born daughter. Sixteen years later in the pastoral haven of Bohemia, a young girl raised by two shepherds falls in love with a prince. Their love starts a magical journey leading to the key that will heal her family’s wounds.

Colorful and freewheeling fun

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS

By William Shakespeare | Directed by Stephanie Shine

January 4-28, 2007

Artistic Director Stephanie Shine re-stages her award-winning Colorado Shakespeare Festival production set in a seaport of the early 19th century. Two sets of identical twins create mistaken-identity chaos in a town filled with pirates, wanton women, shady dealings and new found independence.

“The Comedy of Errors triumphs on every level…
as approachable a Shakespearean experience as there is.” – Boulder Weekly

Something wicked this way comes

CHAMBER MACBETH

By William Shakespeare | Directed by Russ Banham

March 15-April 8, 2007

A ruthless lord seizes the throne with the help of his scheming wife and a trio of mystical witches. Banham, who staged our highly acclaimed production of Othello, draws upon the magic realism of Latin American culture to tell this tale of murder and ambition in an intimate and compelling chamber production.

“Banham has arrived at grace…an excellent example of the manner in which Shakespeare, in the right hands, is infinitely made afresh.” – Seattle Weekly

A masterpiece of mischievousness

THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL

By Richard Brinsley Sheridan | Directed by Rod Ceballos

June 7-July 1, 2007

The summer will sizzle in Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s masterpiece of mischievousness. Sir Peter Teazle marries a young country girl and is then horrified when she joins a clique of gossiping socialites led by Lady Sneerwell. Behind-the-scenes intrigues, devious relatives, and forked-tongue characters make this a deliciously amusing play.