Oregon Shakespeare Festival artistic director Bill Rauch announced today the festival's 2010 season. The 75th anniversary season will include four plays by Shakespeare in the 11-play season, anchored by Rauch's production of "Hamlet."
There will also be two world premieres. The first, "American Night" by Culture Clash, will be the first play produced in OSF's new History Cycle. The second world premiere will be an adaptation of Akira Kurosawa's classic film "Throne of Blood," itself an adaptation of "Macbeth."
2010 SEASON AT A GLANCE
Angus Bowmer Theatre
Hamlet by William Shakespeare
Feb. 26 - Oct. 24
Director: Bill Rauch
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams
Feb. 27 - July 4
Director: Christopher Liam Moore
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Feb. 27 - Oct. 24
Director: Libby Appel
She Loves Me
April 17 - Oct. 23
Music by Jerry Bock; lyrics by Sheldon Harnick; book by Joe Masteroff
Director: Rebecca Bayla Taichman
Throne of Blood, world premiere
July 24 - Oct. 23
Adapted by Ping Chong from the film by Akira Kurosawa
Director: Ping Chong
New Theatre
Well by Lisa Kron
Feb. 28 - June 18
Director: James Edmondson
Ruined by Lynn Nottage
March 27 - Oct. 24
Director: TBA
American Night by Culture Clash, world premiere
July 3 - Oct. 24 (first preview 6/29)
Director: Jo Bonney
Elizabethan Stage/Allen Pavilion
Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare
June 11 - Oct. 8
Director: TBA
Henry IV, Part One by William Shakespeare
June 12 - Oct. 9
Director: Penny Metropulos
The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare
June 13 - Oct. 10
Director: Bill Rauch








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