Categories related to Arts: Performing Arts: Theatre: Shakespeare: Theatre Companies: Arts: Literature: World Literature: British: Shakespeare (865) Arts: Performing Arts: Theatre: Troupes and Companies (878) Websites on Theatre Companies: * The Royal Shakespeare Company Performs at its own theatres in Straford-upon-Avon, as well as in London, Newcastle and overseas. Plays: cast, locations and schedule. History, profile and news of the company. Online archive of photographs, paintings, costumes, designs, prompt books, and records from past productions. Australian Shakespeare Company Presenting Shakespeare's plays outdoors in outback, regional and metropolitan Australia. Bournemouth Shakespeare Players Performing open-air Shakespeare and indoor plays in Dorset, England, in association with St. Peter's Players. The company's president is Dame Judi Dench. Brentwood Shakespeare Company Performing Shakespeare at the Brentwood Theatre, Brentwood, Essex. British Touring Shakespeare Company Information on their winter and summer Shakespeare seasons. Brussels Shakespeare Society Performs a range of plays as well as Skakespeare. Past and future productions, membership information and news. Chicago Shakespeare Theatre A professional theater venue/company located on Chicago's Navy Pier and features 510 seats on three levels around the courtyard theater's thrust stage. Also features a flexible 180-seat theater, a teacher resource center, an English pub, a Shakespearean bookstall, and a special events room. Commonwealth Shakespeare Company Presenting free performances of Shakespeare's plays every summer on Boston Common. Developing Stages A children's theater company in CT offering playful Shakespeare performance workshops for ages 9-18. Festival Theatre Ensemble Produces the Los Gatos Shakespeare Festival and tours California with a three-show package. Glasgow Repertory Company Performing Shakespeare at the historic Glasgow Botanic Gardens in Glasgow, Scotland. Hudson Shakespeare Company Community theater in Hudson County and Jersey City, New Jersey. The site lists upcoming performances and audition information. Judith Shakespeare Company Off-Off Broadway theatre ensemble in New York City. Kings County Shakespeare Company Presenting affordable and provocative productions of Shakespeare's plays in Brooklyn, New York. Milwaukee Shakespeare The only professional theater in Milwaukee currently devoted exclusively to the presentation of Shakespeare's works. Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble Professional theatre company based in Brisbane, Australia. The Reduced Shakespeare Company One of the world's best touring comedy troupes, known for their fast, funny, and physical condensations of things serious. Rosebriar Shakespeare Company Year-round Shakespeare company in Central Ohio. Upcoming shows. Shakespeare 4 Kidz The National Shakespeare Company for children and young people in the United Kingdom. Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory An acclaimed professional theatre company based in Bristol, England. Shakespeare Project Performing Romeo and Juliet to schools in Italy. The Shakespeare Theatre Critically acclaimed, award-winning company based in Washington DC. Season includes three Shakespearean productions and two classics. Shakesperience Productions Non-profit educational theatre for youth, based in Waterbury, Connecticut, dedicated to bringing literature to life on stage and in the classroom. Southwest Shakespeare Company Non-profit, professional theatre group in Mesa, Arizona, dedicated to performing the classics, and especially the works of William Shakespeare. Theatre Inconnu Performs at St. Anne's Academy Auditorium, in the heart of Victoria, British Columbia. Theatre Nomad A London-based international touring company of innovative performers that has appeared at Shakespeare festivals around the world. University of British Columbia An educational and artistically visual site for UBC's production of As You Like It. Features representative artwork, links, and information related to Shakespeare. York Shakespeare Project A long-term cultural and educational resource, involving the wider York community in the production of the whole cycle of Shakespearean drama.
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