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1900 - Pico oil driller Alex Mentry (as in Mentryville) succumbs to typhoid fever at California Hospital in Los Angeles [story]
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shakespearebestSummer 2015….  There is SO much happening!

There is a lot planned for this summer:

  • 12th Night – A Rock Musical
  • The Premiere of CREZCA
  • An Original Shakespeare piece
  • A new Faire begins
  • Earthday Clowns finish their tour!
  • Open Call for Vendors and advertisers 

 

 

twelfthnightShakespeare’s comedy meets the Indie Rock Scene.  All Shakespeare’s text mixed with original Rock music.

It is a wonderful reimagining of this, Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies,” says David Stears, the company’s executive director.  “The Shakespearean  text lends itself to rock music so easily.  And it is great fun!”

The production is presented in coordination with Festival of New American Musicals.  Opening night is July 18th.  Only SIX performances… Don’t Miss It!

 

 

CREZCA TEATRO COMUNITARIO

We all understand the arts can bring a community together, but only if the arts are reaching the entire community.  Shakespeare wrote his plays to reach all members of society: from the groundings standing in front of the stage, to the wealthy and royalty.  Unfortunately, there are large segments in our community that the arts are not reaching.

CREZCA Teatro Comunitario (GROW Theatre in the Community) is our program to engage more of  our community.  Open to everyone, regardless of experience, the program is based out of the Newhall Community Center.

Over the last three months, Theatre artists/playwright Victor Vazquez, directors Sayda Trujillo and Juan Parada, and associate producer Carla Corona have met with the residents and developed a new play.  The production will and theatre group will make its debut at the Latin Music & Cultural Festival  this summer as part of the LA SummerFEST.  
Check out the website: CezcaTeatro

YOU can help support the PREMIERE performance of Crezca, check out the crowdfuding page

 

 

An ORIGINAL Shakespeare?

Well not quite … ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH, is an original compilation of Shakespeare’s text and writings on War, Honor, and Bravery.   The title is from a line of Henry the V, a call to arms to a weary fighting force to once again enter the field of battle.

The piece is compiled and edited by David Stears and Luck Hari, and is be directed by Luck Hari.  With two performances at the LA SummerFEST, Once More unto the Breach will also tour locally and throughout the North LA County area.

Do you know a high school student that wants to get invloved in theatre?  Join the Summer Apprentice Program – it is free for our local high school students.

Email us at apprentice@scshakespearefest.org.

 

 

earthdayclownsTHE EARTHDAY CLOWNSThe Earthday Clowns finished their tour of local schools this week, teaching kids about water & energy conservation, and recycling.  In partnerhsip with the College of the Canyons k12 Arts Education, the program reached more than 8,000 with 26 performances.  SCSF is dedicated to providing locally produced, affordable programing to local schools.  In order to make the program affordable,  and free to local TItle 1 schools, the production was funded by local supporters and businesses.  A great big shout out to  The City of Santa Clarita, Arts Grant program; Castaic Lake Water Agency, Chiquita Canyon, and Newhall County Water District.  THANK YOU for our support and making this possible!  For more about our educational outreach program, visit our website.

 

 

Opening Faire

We are hosting a new event for the opening of the Shakespeare in the Park… A min- REN-FEST.  There will be family entertainment, food, vendors, sword fights, all celebrating the opening of the Shakespeare in the Park production.

Everyone is encouraged to come in your best renaissance costumes.  That is part of the fun of a REN-FEST, everyone gets to participate in the festivities.

We are also looking for jugglers, performers, musicians, and performers to be part of the festivities.  For more information, contact us at info@SCShaekspeareFest.org.

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