Nebraska Shakespeare 2012 Shakespeare on the Green Nebraska Shakespeare is a non-profit professional theatre organization committed to providing free presentations of the works of William Shakespeare in a beautiful outdoor setting for a diverse, contemporary audience. The Festival is presented each summer in cooperation with Creighton University, the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and the City of Omaha.
Project: "Shakespeare on the Green" is one of only a handful of "free" festivals across the country. Location: Presented under the stars in a natural amphitheater set in Omaha's beautiful Elmwood Park. Audience: A diverse gathering from across the region. 2010 average audience was 2,600. Some audiences exceed 5,000. Season: Julius Caesar and The Comedy of Errors June 21st through July 8th Residency: Technicians: May 14th through July 13th Acting Company: May 20th through July 8th Housing: Provided on the Creighton campus and the UNO campus, next to the performance space. Company: Nebraska Shakespeare hires skilled, professional artists and artisans. Our acting company is made up of top Equity (U/RTA contract) and non-Equity professionals chosen through auditions. Internship positions are also available. All actors are encouraged to audition and technicians to apply. Artistic Style: Emphasis is placed on human relationships and the life affirming values of classical theatre. Conceptual approaches range from traditional to innovative but always with the goal of creating the humanity that breathes life into the text. We seek to create productions that are visceral, immediate, playful, theatrical, and imaginative in order to create a dynamic relationship with our audience. Our use of the environmental space combines simplicity of staging with images of stunning poetic power. Applications: For information regarding auditions, internships, and all NSF positions, contact Director of Production, Wesley Houston, at (402) 280-2333 or whouston@nebraskashakespeare.com. Download NS Application here. |
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