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Tag Archives: OSF
Sweat
Ashland, Oregon at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival Sweat by Lynn Nottage | World Premiere Sweat is Lynn Nottage’s brilliant story of people and community in collapse. Before writing this commissioned American Revolutions series play, Nottage talked to residents of America’s poorest city of 2001, Reading, … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 stars, Ashland, Lynn Lynn Nottage, OSF, Reading, World Premiere
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The Best Season Opening
Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s season opening this past weekend showcased four excellent productions. It was the strongest festival start that I — and my more experienced Ashland friends — have experienced. Bravo! I hope to write full reviews of each performance. But, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashland plays, Fingersmith, Guys and Dolls, Much Ado About Nothing, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, OSF, Pericles, play review
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