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FALL FESTIVAL OF SHAKESPEARE

As part of Alabama Shakespeare Festival’s ongoing commitment to supporting both educators and young minds in Montgomery’s public high schools, Fall Festival of Shakespeare is an academically and artistically rigorous nine-week after-school experience that allows students to boost confidence, activate creativity, tackle heightened language, and collaborate with peers to build community. Students from participating schools spend nine weeks rehearsing a Shakespeare play with a resident teaching artist employed by ASF. They participate in a community-wide, theatrical workshop series with other professional artists to enrich the experience. Participating students have the opportunity to build community with other participating schools during the workshops and at the final, public Fall Festival of Shakespeare performances at ASF. Students who complete this experience will have greater fluency in text analysis, leadership, communication, and creative processes.

This ASF/MPS initiative is funded in part by the Central Alabama Community Foundation.

THE WINTER’S TALE

Saturday, October 26 | 2:00 p.m.

Performed by Booker T.  Washington Magnet School students

Directed by Chauncy Thomas

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ROMEO AND JULIET

Saturday, October 26 | 4:00 p.m.

Performed by Percy Julian High School students

Directed by Kendrick Golson

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TWELFTH NIGHT

Saturday, October 26 | 6:00 p.m.

Performed by Park Crossing High School Students

Directed by Cameron Williams

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