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SUMMARY:Santa Cruz Shakespeare: "The Fringe Show: The Beard of Avon" (Jul 29 & Aug 5)
DESCRIPTION:The Fringe Show: The Beard of Avon \nBy Amy Freed\nDirected by Steve Boyle \nIn the Sinsheimer-Stanley Festival Glen \nJuly 29th and August 5th ONLY\n(All Fringe Show Tickets are $16.00) \nIn this mad-cap comedy a swain known as “Will Shakspere” who longs to be an artist flees his rural life for the stages of Elizabethan London. Did this novice actor become the ghost writer for the Earl of Oxford\, Sir Francis Bacon\, and even Queen Elizabeth? Authors too proud to admit they scribbled plays for the unwashed masses? This intelligent and fun-filled farce deliberates the longstanding debate over who really penned Shakespeare’s canon. With a gleeful wink at intervening centuries\, Amy Freed’s deliciously witty The Beard of Avon portrays Will’s comic struggles to become an artist in his own right in this bawdy\, hilarious\, conspiracy-laden origin story of how a poor hayseed with wild dreams found himself in over his head and became the man we know as Shakespeare. \nSanta Cruz Shakespeare (SCS) is a new\, independent non-profit theatre company rooted in Santa Cruz\, California and dedicated to the plays of William Shakespeare and other dynamic playwrights whose work celebrates language. SCS will carry on the tradition of professional\, thought-provoking and passionate theater in Santa Cruz. \nSCS was funded by theatre-lovers in Santa Cruz and beyond after its predecessor\, a 32-year old Shakespeare Festival affiliated with the University of California at Santa Cruz\, closed in December 2013. Thanks to the generosity of its donors\, and the fiscal sponsorship of Arts Council Santa Cruz County\, SCS’s 2014 Summer Season is fully forward-funded. This means that all the money required for production this year is already in-hand. Simply put: ticket revenue\, along with all donations and grants received after March 1\, 2014\, will help to ensure a 2015 season. As we are fond of saying\, “we have thrown away the credit card and broken out the debit card.” It also means that in many ways our future success as a company rests in the hands of this community. If our audiences buy tickets to the season\, donate\, volunteer\, and urge friends to do the same\, Santa Cruz Shakespeare will not only survive\, but thrive. \nIn addition to the summer repertory season\, SCS is proud to interface with the community through a number of vital education and outreach initiatives including an Intern Program\, the Don Rothman pre-show and post-show discussion talkbacks as well as Weekend with Shakespeare in conjunction with UCSC’s Associate Professor of Literature Sean Keilen and Professor Emeritus\, Michael Warren.
URL:https://thi.ucsc.edu/event/santa-cruz-shakespeare-the-fringe-show-the-beard-of-avon-jul-29-aug-5-2/
LOCATION:Sinsheimer-Stanley Festival Glen
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SUMMARY:Church Street Fair: A celebration of music\, art\, food and wine
DESCRIPTION:Saturday and Sunday\, August 2nd and 3rd see the return of Cabrillo Festival’s popular Church Street Fair – a festival of music\, art & wine. Celebrating its 23rd year\, the two-day festival within the Festival offers an inspiring reflection of the arts in Santa Cruz. The weekend bursts with non-stop world and ethnic music and dance on the outdoor Church Street Stage\, and dozens of premier artists and craftspeople selling their treasures all along Church Street in front of the Civic Auditorium. \nNever is the spirit of Santa Cruz more alive than on the Church Street Stage when the spotlight is focused on Santa Cruz’s exceptional musicians. Audiences will travel the globe with musical voices from Mexico to Ireland\, Africa to Cuba\, and dance traditions from the Middle Eastern to European classical ballet\, American urban styles. Some groups make their Church Street Stage debut\, and many are old favorites returning for the fun. \nYou’ll have lots of tasty local treats to choose from\, including mobile gourmet vendors Cruz’n Gourmet and Low n Slow\, scoops from the Penny Ice Creamery\, and wine tasting with Vinocruz. \nTo learn more about the wonderful musicians\, artists and vendors involved in the Church Street Fair\, check out our Tumblr blog\, and check out even more content on our Facebook and Pinterest pages! \nHosted by KUSP programmer Brett Taylor\, the Church Street Fair is a collaboration between the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music and the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium. \nCHURCH STREET STAGE PERFORMERS: \nSATURDAY\, AUGUST 2\n11:15 The Great Morgani\n12:15 Samba Cruz Quartet\n1:15 Shakti Bhakti Ensemble\n2:15 Rebecca Lomnicky & David Brewer\n3:30 Diaspora Dance Company\n4:15 Pacific Voices\n5:15 Desert Dream Music & Dance\n6:30 The Mosaic Quartet \nSUNDAY\, AUGUST 3\n11:15 Jesse Autumn & Shelley Phillips Harp Duo\n12:15 Santa Cruz Ballet Theatre\n1:00 Free Family Concert\n2:30 Watsonville Taiko\n3:30 Xochipilli Compañia Danza De Mexico\n4:15 On The Spot Trio\n5:15 Kat Parra Latin World Ensemble\n6:30 AZA
URL:https://thi.ucsc.edu/event/church-street-fair-a-celebration-of-music-art-food-and-wine-2/
LOCATION:Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium
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