Original Practice Shakespeare Festival
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 | "Several of my students saw your 'O.P. Much Adoe' and LOVED it! They raved about the creativity, audience involvement and how accessible it was. Plus they loved seeing how it was staged 'back in the day.' These are Intro to Theatre kids who for the most part HATE theatre and everyone who practices it. NICE WORK! You're reaching some HARD to reach audiences." |
To the cast of the Original Practice Shakespeare Festival ,
Thank you for your wonderful performance at Fernhill Park last weekend. This was only my second viewing of a play by Shakespeare. In school I wasn’t exposed to it, and as an adult, I thought it was only for people who have masters degrees in English literature! Ah, finally thanks to all of you, at 50 years old-I finally understand that Shakespeare is accessible to all of us! Thanks for making it fun. And congratulations on a great performance!
Loriann
Fernhill Resident
"I loved the spontaneity of it all and the experience of having the actors right next to me for parts of it. Like we were all a part of the play. I had never seen that show before, but I was completely able to follow the characters and the story line." "I
stumbled on Midsommer's last month while walking the dog at Laurelhurst
and thought it was wonderfully funny. I enjoyed your show more than Henry IV,
Part 1 that I saw in Ashland last weekend."
"Really enjoyed the show at Esther Short Park in Vancouver
THANKS for doing the show here! I was bemoaning how there was no
theatre in the parks and then next I know I saw an announcement for the
show. It
was very entertaining and well done.
Thanks again." |  |
"Bravo! Very fun performance tonight & the fact that the kids wanted to stay for the 2nd act speaks volumes about your production being accessible. We're reading Shakespeare's Secret by Elsie Broach out loud together & I think your performance maybe made William S's work come to life a bit. My son, 11, says that he really enjoyed it."
