Shakespeare festival

The 2018 Oregon Shakespeare Festival will feature 11 productions on three stages, four by Shakespeare and five by women.

The small town of Ashland, Oregon, has a big secret: It’s home to one of the best Shakespeare festivals around.

Jonathan Goad (centre, left) as Titania and Stephen Ouimette as Bottom with members of the company in A Midsummer Night's Dream. Photo by Michael Cooper.

Whether you're taking a tour through Fort Edmonton Park, checking out a concert at Rogers Place, or exploring the Art Gallery of Alberta, there's no shortage of things to do in Edmonton. Live theatre, galleries, and countless festivals are just the beginning.

Whether you’re planning months ahead or wondering what’s playing today, it’s all here: performance schedules, prices, discounts, Box Office hours, member events, on-site essentials like the Tudor Guild gift shop, and special guides for bringing your group or students to Ashland.

Love's Labor's Lost, Oregon Shakespeare Festival 2005. Elizabethan Stage Ashland 6/12/05 Photo Credit: T Charles Erickson

While there are dozens and dozens of Shakespeare festivals throughout the world in any given year, one of our favorites is luckily held right here in the states. This one is a Tony Award-winning festival that is guaranteed to thrill and ignite the artist in each member of your tour group; Southern Oregon’s own Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, where culture is king!

The on-demand videos will be offered alongside free documentaries and behind-the-scenes shows.

The Fat and Greasy Citizens Brigade production will take place on June 11-12, 18-20, and 25-27.