Great River Shakespeare Festival

Titus Andronicus

dougsc — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 20:40:24 +0000

GRSF Acting Apprentices and Technical Interns build sets, hang lights, sell concessions, understudy the shows and so much more. You’ve met them in the lobby and on the green. This Sunday you can see them as they present Shakespeare’s bloodiest revenge play.

Featuring Director James Edmondson and our Apprentice/Intern Company: Dominique Worsley, Chris Sheard, Seth Crowe, Gracyn Mix, Angela Vogel, Jess Milewicz, Lauren Smith, Katie Bland, Megan Dowd, Tyler Vickers, Mark Jacob Chaitin, James Doyle, Megan Vickers, Paris Hunter Paul, Lanny Langston

Community Involvement

dougsc — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 23:55:52 +0000

How it all went down: opening week at GRSF

bpederson — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:47:05 +0000

Concerts, grilling, conversation, and of course, plays! Season seven at GRSF came out of the gate running. See what happened if you missed it, or relive the week if you were there. Plus, check out what audiences are saying about this year’s plays.

Celebrate the 4th with GRSF

dougsc — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 14:27:54 +0000

The Daly News opens on July 4th

What better way to celebrate Independence Day than by seeing Jonathan Gillard Daly’s original musical about life on the home front during WWII? With music by Gregg Coffin and Larry Delinger inspired by music of the 40’s, you can bring the whole family and stay for our 4th of July Celebration: a free concert, grilling and a reading of the Declaration of Independence, all on the WSU Green (map). (Video also includes Jack Forbes Wilson, Jeff Schaetzke and Paul Barnes.) Read More | Buy Tickets

More history of WWII: Story of a local hero

Hear Winona veteran Darol “Lefty” Lee’s first hand account of the battle of Iwo Jima as told at the Great River Shakespeare Festival’s Community Forum.

Othello – watch the preview

dougsc — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 05:20:21 +0000

Jonathan Gillard Daly, Michael Fitzpatrick, Ryan Fonville, Brian White, Evan Fuller, David Coral, David Rudi Utter, Amanda Joy Weener, Shanara Gabrielle, Christopher Gerson, Andrew Ian Carlson, Corey Allen, Alec Wild, Kate Mazzola, John Worley, Tarah Flanagan and Stephanie Lambourn | Buy Tickets

Visit the photo gallery to see our first 2010 production photos.

The Comedy of Errors

dougsc — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 15:20:31 +0000

A behind the scenes look at technical rehearsals for The Comedy of Errors.
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Bonus: the cast of The Comedy of Errors arrives unannounced at Jefferson’s Pub in Winona to sing a couple of songs from the show.

Our brand new photo gallery is online. See it at grsf.org/about-us/photo-gallery

Week Four: Our Front Porch

dougsc — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 04:32:08 +0000

The front porch is the place where the community gathers. Producing Director Paul Barnes, Director of Press and Public Relations Dionne Laviolette and Advancement Director Laurie Flanigan-Hegge talk about our community conversation.

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What is your why?
Our Community

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More things that are hard to understand.

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Week Three: What’s your why?

dougsc — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 21:48:47 +0000

Company members share their “why”– why they’re here, why they came from where they came from, and why Winona, Minnesota is the place to be this summer.

Company members include: Amanda Joy Weener , Andrew Ian Carlson , Brian White , Bryan Hunt , Christopher Gerson , David Coral , David Rudi Utter , Dionne Laviolette , Doug Scholz-Carlson , Evan Fuller , Gracyn Mix , Heather Marie Dansingburg , Jeanne Oost , Jess Milewicz , Jonathan Gillard Daly , Kate Mazzola , Kyle Schellinger , Logan Jambik , Mark Jacob Chaitin , Mark Leslie , Megan Dowd , Paris Hunter Paul , Paul Mason Barnes , Shanara Gabrielle , Stephie Lambourn, Michael Fitzpatrick, Corey Allen and more.

Some things are hard to understand

dougsc — Fri, 28 May 2010 21:30:24 +0000

GRSF Education Director Bryan Hunt’s latest attempt to change the world as we know it.

Week One: Our Community

dougsc — Thu, 20 May 2010 21:40:58 +0000

In the first of our weekly video updates, we begin the conversation about why we do theater and why it matters to our community. Producing Director Paul Barnes and Associate Directors Doug Scholz-Carlson and Alec Wild talk on opening day of Season 7.

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