"The Tempest," Shakespeare’s famous tragicomedy is new to the Island Park stage. Food vendor Graham’s and Stockholm’s will sell ice cream, sandwiches, soft drinks and water. The audience is encouraged to bring blankets, chairs and picnics. Elgin-based Goodly Creatures Theatre will perform a lively and engaging performance suitable for audiences of all ages.
Shakespeer in the park free#
Saturday, July 30, for a free performance of "The Tempest" at Island Park. in the Park Debuts "The Tempest" at Island Park Outside of acting, Rachel enjoys spreading kindness, being an advocate for women’s equality, and spending quality time with her incredibly supportive family in her scenic home state of Michigan. She would also like to thank her boyfriend Lucas Prizant for all his love and support. This is Rachel’s first tour with Montana Shakespeare, and she wants to thank Susan Felder, Kevin Asselin, and the whole team for this life-changing opportunity. In her final year at CCM, she produced the Midwestern premiere of Nick Payne’s Constellations, where she also played Marianne. Collegiate credits include: Oscar Wilde’s Lady Windermere’s Fan as Rosalie, both Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream as Puck, and Julius Caesar as Lucius/Messala, Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves as #8, as well as the titular role of Agnes in John Pielmeier’s Agnes of God. Rachel is an actor/creator currently residing in Chicago, Il, recently receiving her BFA in Acting from the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music in the Spring of 2022. Jones is ecstatic to join the Montana Shakespeare in the Schools fall tour of Macbeth as Lady Macbeth. Foss was the recipient of the ATHE/KCACTF Prize for Innovative Teaching in 2013 and the 2020 University of Toledo Edith Rathburn Outreach and Engagement Excellence Award.
Shakespeer in the park professional#
The play had its professional premiere in Chicago in 2019, winning 6 Jeff Awards-including Best Production, Best Ensemble and Best New Work. In 2019, his adaptation of All Quiet on the Western Front received the Kennedy Center’s David Mark Cohen Playwriting Award. In 2012 his production of Six Characters at Iowa State University received the Kennedy Center’s American College Theatre Festival’s National Award for Outstanding Production of a Play and Outstanding Director of a Play. The production received Chicago Jeff Award Nominations for Outstanding Production, Director, Ensemble, and won for best new adaptation. He adapted and directed Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle for Oracle Productions in Chicago in 2014. In 2016, his touring production of The Glass Menagerie performed at Russia’s Moscow Art Theatre. We worked and lived in Red Lodge, MT as a wildlife biologist before starting his theatre career. He toured as an actor with Montana Shakespeare in the Parks from 2003-2006 and wrote and directed 2020’s Faithful Friends, an adaptation of Two Gentlemen of Verona for Montana Shakes! in theatre studies and directing from Wayne State University in Detroit. in acting from Chicago’s Roosevelt University and Ph.D. She also writes and performs stories from her life. She holds a BFA from NYU, and and MFA from DePaul University. She has worked as a theater educator and director at Writers Theatre (Chicago), Adventure Stage Chicago, 2nd Story Chicago, North Carolina Theatre, PBS Kids, Students Motivated by the Arts (Ohio), Pittsburgh Public Theatre, and DePaul University. In Chicago she was nominated for a Best Actress Award for her work as a basketball player in Charles Ives Take Me Home. Elsewhere, she has performed in New York, Connecticut, and in Chicago.
Stephanie Chavara has worked as an actor-educator for Montana Shakespeare in the School’s Merchant of Venice, and Hamlet, and the Shakes! tour of A Midsummer Night’s Dream she has designed curriculum and created learning materials for Julius Caesar, Goodnight Sweet Prince Great King!, The Tempest, and As You Like It: Books in Brooks. In Montana, she has worked as an actor in residence at Lame Deer Schools, taught with the Tate School and the Children’s Shakespeare Society.
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