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10am Sunday Jul. 7

WSF Craft Talk - Designers

Hear from the artists who designed the technical elements such as costumes, lighting, sound, and projections for this year's Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival.

The Goat Coffee House
Eau Claire

Stage

1:30pm Sunday Jul. 7

WI Shakespare Festival: Twelfth Night

A romantic comedy about love, gender, disguise, deception, long-lost twins, love triangles, several weddings, and a happy ending (for most!)

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

3:30pm Sunday Jul. 7

WSF Mainstage Talkbacks

Stay after the 1:30 showings of the Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival shows for a free talkback Q&A session with the casts of the shows.

Pablo Center at the Confluence - Jamf Theater
Eau Claire

Stage

7:30pm Friday Jul. 12

WI Shakespeare Festival: Romeo & Juliet

Set on a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, and featuring a cast of professional and local actors. A tragic tale told and retold throughout the ages.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

10am Saturday Jul. 13

Know Before You Go: Romeo & Juliet

While anyone is welcome, these discussions about the plots of our two Shakespeare-written mainstage shows are framed specifically for audiences who may feel uncomfortable with or intimidated by Shakespeare. Our speaker will discuss the major plot points, themes, characters, and messages of the play in an accessible manner. This session will discuss our production of Romeo & Juliet.

Haymarket Plaza
Eau Claire

Stage

1:30pm Saturday Jul. 13

WI Shakespare Festival: Twelfth Night

A romantic comedy about love, gender, disguise, deception, long-lost twins, love triangles, several weddings, and a happy ending (for most!)

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

7:30pm Saturday Jul. 13

WI Shakespeare Festival: Romeo & Juliet

Set on a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, and featuring a cast of professional and local actors. A tragic tale told and retold throughout the ages.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

10am Sunday Jul. 14

WSF Craft Talk - Merely Players

Get a peek behind the curtain! Join us on select Sunday mornings at local area coffeeshops for informal chats with various folks whose creative spirits drive the action behind WSF. Hear from the artists who are part of our traveling young artists’ troupe. All WSF Craft Talks are free and open to the public - though we encourage you to bring some questions and get yourself a delicious cup of joe!

The Coffee Grounds
Eau Claire

Stage

1:30pm Sunday Jul. 14

WI Shakespeare Festival: Romeo & Juliet

Set on a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, and featuring a cast of professional and local actors. A tragic tale told and retold throughout the ages.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

7:30pm Sunday Jul. 14

WI Shakespare Festival: Twelfth Night

A romantic comedy about love, gender, disguise, deception, long-lost twins, love triangles, several weddings, and a happy ending (for most!)

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

7:30-9:30pm Thursday Jul. 18

Fiddler on the Roof

Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor milkman, and his five daughters. Starring a local cast directed by Nancy Scobie.

The Heyde Center for the Arts
Chippewa Falls

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7:30-9:30pm Friday Jul. 19

Fiddler on the Roof

Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor milkman, and his five daughters. Starring a local cast directed by Nancy Scobie.

The Heyde Center for the Arts
Chippewa Falls

Stage

10am Saturday Jul. 20

Shakespeare Said WHAT?

This discussion aims to deconstruct that notion and equip audiences with the skills to understand and enjoy Shakespeare's plays.

Haymarket Plaza
Eau Claire

Stage

1:30pm Saturday Jul. 20

WI Shakespeare Festival: Romeo & Juliet

Set on a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, and featuring a cast of professional and local actors. A tragic tale told and retold throughout the ages.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

3:30pm Saturday Jul. 20

WSF Mainstage Talkbacks

Stay after the 1:30 showings of the Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival shows for a free talkback Q&A session with the casts of the shows.

Pablo Center at the Confluence - Jamf Theater
Eau Claire

Stage

7:30-9:30pm Saturday Jul. 20

Fiddler on the Roof

Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor milkman, and his five daughters. Starring a local cast directed by Nancy Scobie.

The Heyde Center for the Arts
Chippewa Falls

Stage

9-10:30pm Saturday Jul. 20

Chippewa Valley Theatre Industry Night

Folks with any connection to theatremaking at any level are invited to mingle with each other and the cast/team of WI Shakespeare Festival.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

10am Sunday Jul. 21

WSF Craft Talk - Improbable Fiction Team

Get a peek behind the curtain! Join us on select Sunday mornings at local area coffeeshops for informal chats with various folks whose creative spirits drive the action behind WSF. Hear from the artists who workshopped our new works series. All WSF Craft Talks are free and open to the public - though we encourage you to bring some questions and get yourself a delicious cup of joe!

Kahvi Coffee House + Cafe
Eau Claire

Stage

1:30pm Sunday Jul. 21

WI Shakespare Festival: Twelfth Night

A romantic comedy about love, gender, disguise, deception, long-lost twins, love triangles, several weddings, and a happy ending (for most!)

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

Stage

2-4pm Sunday Jul. 21

Fiddler on the Roof

Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor milkman, and his five daughters. Starring a local cast directed by Nancy Scobie.

The Heyde Center for the Arts
Chippewa Falls

Stage

7:30pm Sunday Jul. 21

WI Shakespeare Festival: Romeo & Juliet

Set on a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, and featuring a cast of professional and local actors. A tragic tale told and retold throughout the ages.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

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