THE ROADSHOW
The Texas Shakespeare Festival Roadshow is a traveling set of performances and workshops that come to your school or community. Call now to book a performance of Much Ado About Nothing and with it you'll receive:
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an in-depth study guide about the play
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a four-week lesson plan to implement leading up to the performance
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an exercise and activity booklet to implement leading up to the performance
The Texas Shakespeare Festival Roadshow is a traveling set of performances and workshops that come to your school or community. Call now to book a performance of Hamlet and with it you'll receive:
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an in-depth study guide about the play
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a four-week lesson plan to implement leading up to the performance
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an exercise and activity booklet to implement leading up to the performance
ACTIVATING SHAKESPEARE WORKSHOP
The Roadshow Acting Company leads your students in on-your-feet
exercises and games to bring Shakespeare’s language to life.
Due to the unique nature of this school year, we are offering the option of either an in-person workshop or a virtual workshop led via Zoom.
Roadshow Company
DJ Canaday
Roadshow Acting Company
Leonato: Much Ado About Nothing
Claudius/Ghost: Hamlet
Charleston Owensby
Roadshow Acting Company
Don Pedro/Don John/Watch: Much Ado About Nothing
Horatio/Rosencrantz/Player Queen: Hamlet
Jeffrey Salsbury
Roadshow Acting Company
Claudio/Verges: Much Ado About Nothing
Hamlet: Hamlet
Marco Antonio Vega
Roadshow Acting Company
Benedick: Much Ado About Nothing
Laertes/Bernardo/Player King: Hamlet
Psacoya Guinn
Roadshow Acting Company
Beatrice: Much Ado About Nothing
Marcellus/Guildenstern/Priest/Osric: Hamlet
Anna Rock
Roadshow Acting Company
Ursula/Dogberry: Much Ado About Nothing
Polonius/Gravedigger: Hamlet
Lauren Ufkes
Roadshow Acting Company
Borachio/Friar: Much Ado About Nothing
Gertrude/Francisco: Hamlet
Libby Zabit
Roadshow Acting Company
Hero/Watch: Much Ado About Nothing
Ophelia: Hamlet
This project is part of Shakespeare in American Communities, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest. The Texas Shakespeare Festival is one of 40 professional theater companies across the nation selected to perform a Shakespeare play with a professional team of actors for middle- and high-schools and conduct related educational activities for students.
This program is made possible in part by a grant from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Additional funding comes from the Texas Commission on the Arts.
