Oregon Shakespeare Festival

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.

Recent reporting about death threats aimed at Oregon Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Nataki Garrett has sparked the attention of city leaders.

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

NPR broke the news about Oregon Shakespeare Festival artistic director Nataki Garrett hiring a private security detail for her personal safety.

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.

Local Black leaders gathered in Ashland Tuesday night to discuss growing concerns about white nationalism in Southern Oregon.

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.

Oregon Shakespeare Festival bosses talk about the big changes in the season just begun.

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is back in full this season, with a new focus centered around greater access for patrons.

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.

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.

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.