July 2010 Productions
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"Well, God be thanked for these rebels, they offend none but the virtuous:
I laud them, I praise them."
--Falstaff, "Henry IV, Act III Scene 3"please note: the Salem Common presentation of "Othello" is now at 7pm
instead of 5pm.Welcome Rebels, fans, parents and visitors. Another is upon us, and the staff at
Rebel Shakespeare Company has wonderful plans for the the children, the
audiences and everyone who loves Shakespeare.CONGRATULATIONS to the casts of "Two Gentlemen of Verona!" What a fantastic
set of shows you guys did! Thank you to all our Directors for the amazing work
done to make the shows a success!Visit our Schedule Page for upcoming shows for The Regular Program's presentation
of Teen Intensive Tour of "Othello." And be sure to return here in just a few weeks
to learn of our showtimes, dates and details for "Merchant of Venice" and "Much
Ado About Nothing."Registration documents for parents who still need tham are on the Registration
Page. Be sure to read our policies and procedures for summer drop off, pick up,
and driving rules for Winter Island.
Kids! Shakespeare! Yay!
For 20 years, The Rebel Shakespeare
Company has been a fixture across Boston's North Shore, bringing the timeless works of William Shakespeare and the creative genius of children together.Rebel Shakespeare Company magically transforms Winter Island in Salem, Massachusetts each July and August. Programs are designed for students age 5-19. During the academic year, the magic is brought to students across the Commonwealth with Rebel Shakespeare residencies and workshops.
Founded by Artistic Director Keri Cahill in 1990, Rebel Shakespeare is one of the most highly regarded arts-in-education programs in the Boston area. We are committed to offering theatre as a vehicle for self-understanding. Our mission is to create a space where children and teens can truly experience being themselves.
We use Shakespeare as our model because his texts are compelling, challenging and life-changing works of art. Rebel students are the creative force behind each production.
Whether assisting in designing sets, stitching costumes, building props or even directing scenes - Rebel students have the chance to truly challenge themselves and are an integral part of the production team. Rebel Shakespeare's team-oriented focus fosters a healthy sense of responsibility and the atmosphere of support and acceptance is the quality most talked about by parents and students alike. We look forward to sharing our stage with your children.
