• Shakeshop - Acting Workshops for All - Winter Semester Sessions, 2008
• Auditions - Chimes at Midnight - March, 2008
• Auditions - A Bard Day's Night - April, 2008
• A Bard Day's Night - June, 2008
• Chimes at Midnight - July and August, 2008
• TOS Yahoo groups / mailing lists
• Other miscellaneous events on our Yahoo! Group calendar

All of these events are free of charge!

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Auditions for A Bard Day's Night will be held on April 19 and 20, 2008.

This is a musical. Singing actors and acting singers are required, and high school students are encouraged to audition. The show will have one performance on Longmont Theatre's main stage, as well as some outdoor venues. Parts of the show may also appear over the summer in Longmont's Artwalk, and in local schools the following fall.

Details on times, locations, and requirements for the auditions will come later.

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Auditions for Chimes at Midnight (Falstaff) will be held on March 29 and 30, 2008.

This is an adaptation of Shakespeare's histories concerning Henry V. Actors of all ages are required. Veterans and rookies are encouraged to audition. The show will have one performance on Longmont Theatre's main stage, as well as several outdoor venues.

Details are on the news page.

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Performances will be in June, 2008, at outdoor venues along the Front Range, plus a special appearance at the Longmont Theater.

More information is available here.

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Performances will be in July and August, 2008, at outdoor venues along the Front Range, including performances at the Longmont Theatre.

More information is available here.

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Learn how to think like an actor!

During the school year, A Taste of Shakespeare sponsors a series of workshops. These workshops are aimed at theater lovers of all experience levels, from ages 13 and up. This is a fun experience of performing Shakespeare (and other authors) to an accepting audience of fellow actors. The cost of the workshop is FREE to all actors.

The general format is this: You perform your piece. It usually will be a Shakespearian monologue or sonnet or something like that. It does not have to be memorized. Our world-renowned theatrical teachers will provide feedback, and you give it another go! All this in front of a supportive audience of fellow thespians.

These sessions run long! People often bring snacks to share. If you do, the folks will want to feed for many hours.

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