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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Artistic Director Nataki Garrett resigned from the organization on Friday.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival announced a slew of staffing changes this week as part of a "restructuring strategy aimed at aligning its business model with its vision and realities of the post-pandemic market."
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Performing arts organizations in Oregon say they’re still struggling to recover from the economic blow of COVID-19. They’re asking the Legislature for another round of funding to help them get back on their feet.
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Recent reporting about death threats aimed at Oregon Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Nataki Garrett has sparked the attention of city leaders.
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Racial justice advocates and Ashland City Council members go on record condemning death threats that prompted the hiring of security detail for OSF Artistic Director
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NPR broke the news about Oregon Shakespeare Festival artistic director Nataki Garrett hiring a private security detail for her personal safety.
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After two years of pandemic closures, audiences are back at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, to find a season of diverse plays. But for many, change has come too soon.
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Local Black leaders gathered in Ashland Tuesday night to discuss growing concerns about white nationalism in Southern Oregon.
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With an immersive show opening later this week, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival is proving that despite its name, Southern Oregon’s well-regarded repertory arts group is innovating in ways well beyond the theater tradition of the English Bard.
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Oregon Shakespeare Festival bosses talk about the big changes in the season just begun.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is back in full this season, with a new focus centered around greater access for patrons.
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A comedy short film shot in the Ashland area is airing in the Sundance Film Festival this week. It has ties to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
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More than a year after closing due to the pandemic, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival has announced it will re-open its doors to in-person performances on July 1. That’s two months earlier than originally planned.
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The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit against the City of Ashland, alleging that Ashland Police illegally arrested a former actor in the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.