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Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival Announces Nine-Show Line-up for its <\/strong>Ambitious 2023 Summer Season<\/strong><\/p>\n

CENTER VALLEY, PA: November 18, 2022\u2014 Artistic Director Jason King Jones<\/strong> and Managing Director Casey William Gallagher<\/strong> are pleased to announce the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival 2023 season inspired by the theme Brave New Worlds. The programming runs May 31 through August 6 at the Labuda Center for the Performing Arts at DeSales University and offers a thrilling line-up and a summer robust with fantastic opportunities for audiences of all ages to enjoy a live theatre experience.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis summer we\u2019ll be centering our season on the theme Brave New Worlds. Not only does the phrase come directly from\u00a0The Tempest, w<\/em>hich we\u2019ll be producing in July, but it also perfectly encapsulates the sheer variety of stories we will tell and the communities with whom we\u2019ll be telling them,\u201d says Jason King Jones.<\/p>\n

Musicals abound this summer, beginning on the Main Stage with In the Heights<\/em>, Lin-Manuel Miranda\u2019s pre-Hamilton<\/em> breakout, and ending in the Schubert Theatre with the songs and stories of Billie Holiday in Lady Day at Emerson\u2019s Bar & Grill. <\/em>Shakespeare also abounds with Henry IV, Part 2 <\/em>and The Tempest <\/em>inside, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] [again]<\/em> outdoors, and A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream<\/em> on the road touring throughout the Lehigh Valley. Add to that line-up a brilliant adaptation of Jane Austen\u2019s Sense and Sensibility<\/em>, plus children\u2019s shows that include the lovable fantasy James and the Giant Peach<\/em> and the high-energy S<\/em>hakespeare for Kids.<\/em><\/p>\n

The Festival season launches in the Schubert Theatre with Henry IV, Part 2,<\/em> the next chapter in Shakespeare\u2019s epic cycle and a play not yet produced by PSF. Falstaff, Hal, and King Henry IV return in Shakespeare\u2019s dramatic tale of family, betrayal, rebellion, and the making of a monarch. Henry IV, Part 2 <\/em>marks the return of \u201cExtreme Shakespeare.” The production will be rehearsed akin to the way Shakespeare’s company would have\u2014actors arrive with their lines learned, rehearse on their own, wear what they can find, and open in a matter of days. No director, no designers. Just great actors, a brilliant play, pure adrenaline, spontaneity and creativity.<\/p>\n

Before there was Hamilton<\/em>, there was Lin-Manuel Miranda\u2019s breakout hit musical In the Heights, <\/em>which opens the season on the Main Stage.<\/em> Set in the vibrant Latino neighborhood of Washington Heights, New York,\u00a0this Broadway sensation pulsates with music and numerous show-stopping dance numbers weaved through the universal story of chasing your dreams and finding family within your community. PSF is thrilled to present this winner of four Tony Awards including best musical and best score.<\/p>\n

This summer PSF will launch its inaugural \u201cPlay On!\u201d touring program bringing Shakespeare\u2019s beloved comedy A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream <\/em>to libraries, parks, and\u00a0community centers all over the region. \u201cThese free performances offer people of all ages the opportunity to experience one of the Bard\u2019s classics this summer in their own backyard,\u201d says Managing Director Casey Gallagher.\u00a0\u201cA hallmark of our commitment to education,\u00a0A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream<\/em>\u00a0will be\u00a0performed by members of PSF\u2019s Young Company.\u201d<\/p>\n

Up next, PSF will be heading outdoors for an updated revival of the raucous comedy,\u00a0The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] (again).\u00a0<\/em>Patrons can laugh along as three well-intentioned\u00a0but misguided actors attempt to tackle Shakespeare\u2019s entire canon in 99 minutes.\u00a0Bring the family and be prepared to laugh until it hurts in this freshly revised version of an old favorite in a new outdoor theatre space.<\/p>\n

Productions in repertory return this summer\u2014in a single day audiences can experience one\u00a0company of actors in rotating repertory performing Shakespeare\u2019s magical farewell to the stage The Tempest<\/em> and an adaptation of Jane Austen\u2019s classic Regency Era romance Sense and\u00a0Sensibility<\/em>. The Tempest<\/em>\u00a0will be directed by PSF\u2019s Associate Artistic Director Dennis Razze<\/strong>, who began as a founding member 32 years ago in the inaugural season and will be retiring from the Festival at the end of the summer.<\/p>\n

\u201cDennis Razze has been a fixture at PSF since Father Schubert launched this Festival. His artistic contributions over the years have been unmatched, from musicals to Shakespearean productions. I can\u2019t wait to see how he directs this play,\u201d says Gallagher.<\/p>\n

For the final show in the Schubert Theatre, patrons are transported to a late-night bar in 1959 Philadelphia to encounter Billie Holiday sing her favorite songs and share a few salty stories, in\u00a0Lady Day at Emerson\u2019s Bar & Grill.\u00a0<\/em>Audiences will get a front row seat to experience a night of song, storytelling, and surprises. \u201c<\/em>Lanie Robertson has written an\u00a0engrossing tour-de-force for the actor who plays Billie Holiday near the end of her life. It\u2019s a must-see musical for the summer,\u201d says Jones.<\/p>\n

In addition to the ambitious line-up, PSF will present several special events including\u00a0the annual Luminosity Gala, pre-show dinners with the Directors and Shakespearean scholars, and community weekends. More details will be shared in upcoming announcements.<\/p>\n

Current PSF subscribers can renew their subscription beginning November 30 by calling 610.282.WILL [9455] or by visiting the PSF box office at the Labuda Center for the Performing Arts. New subscriptions and packages will go on sale starting January 16 and single tickets will go on sale on February 28.<\/p>\n

Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival will perform at the Labuda Center for the Performing Arts on the campus of DeSales University. Additional information about the season, including creative teams and casting, will be announced at a later date. For interviews or press inquiries please contact Tina Slak: tina.slak@pashakespeare.org.<\/p>\n

Summer Season 2023:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Schubert Theatre: Henry IV, Part 2 <\/em><\/strong>(May 31 to June 11); James and the Giant Peach <\/em><\/strong>(July 7 to Aug 5); Lady Day at Emerson\u2019s Bar & Grill <\/em><\/strong>(July 19 to August 6).<\/p>\n

Main Stage: In the Heights<\/em><\/strong> (June 14 to July 2); The Tempest <\/em><\/strong>(July 12 to August 6); Jane Austen\u2019s Sense & Sensibility<\/em><\/strong> (July 20 to August 5); Shakespeare for Kids<\/em><\/strong> (July 26 to August 5).<\/p>\n

Bard Outdoors: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] [again] <\/em><\/strong>(June 28 to July 16).<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>\u201cPlay On!\u201d<\/strong> community tour: Shakespeare\u2019s A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream <\/em><\/strong>performing in several locations throughout the Lehigh Valley (June 2 to June 18).<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Artistic Leadership:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Jason King Jones, Artistic Director began his tenure as Artistic Director for PSF in the fall of 2022. Prior to serving the Festival, Jason was Artistic Director of National Players, the country\u2019s longest-running classical touring company, Senior Associate Artistic Director at Olney Theatre Center in Maryland, where he produced over fifty plays and musicals in ten years, directed over twenty productions, and launched a successful summer theatre training program, and mentored dozens of early-career theatre makers. Prior to National Players and Olney, Jason was a New York-based freelance director and actor, working off-Broadway, regionally, and in multiple universities. Jason holds an MFA in Directing from the Boston University School of Theatre.<\/p>\n

Casey William Gallagher, Managing Director has been with PSF for 25 years, and since 2004, in his role as general manager and later managing director, he has served as the administrative leader of the Festival. During this time, PSF subscriptions more than doubled, annual attendance increased by 75%, income from the annual Luminosity Gala fundraiser more than quadrupled, and the summer seasonal staff grew to over 200 which included an expansion in the number of Actors\u2019 Equity contracts. Casey works closely with the box office, business, development, marketing, and production departments, and over the years he has also served as assistant house manager, box office manager, company manager, assistant producer, and director of development for PSF. Casey worked side-by-side with the Festival Founder Gerard J. Schubert, OSFS during the early seasons of PSF. Beyond the Festival, Casey has been treasurer for the Shakespeare Theatre Association, director of audience services for The People\u2019s Light & Theatre Company, a peer panelist for the New Jersey Council on the Arts and a judge for the Greater Philadelphia Barrymore Awards for excellence in theatre. Casey has degrees in theatre and mathematics from DeSales University.<\/p>\n

Dennis Razze, Associate Artistic Director is one of the founding members of PSF dating back to 1992. That year he played Hortensio in the Festival\u2019s first Shakespeare production of The Taming of the Shrew<\/em>, directed by Father Jerry Schubert.\u00a0 Mr. Razze directed the Festival\u2019s first production of A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream<\/em> as well as Shrew<\/em>, and Twelfth Night<\/em>. For the latter two he also composed the scores. Beginning in 2009, Mr. Razze went on to direct all of the Festival\u2019s musicals except two, beginning with the first one, Man of La Mancha<\/em>. Notably, he directed Ragtime<\/em> in 2018, and in 2017 PSF\u2019s\u00a0sold-out production of\u00a0Evita<\/em>\u00a0starring Broadway luminaries Dee Roscioli and Tony award winning actor Paulo Szot. He also directed PSF\u2019s critically acclaimed production of\u00a0West Side Story\u00a0<\/em>in 2016\u00a0and the Festival\u2019s memorable\u00a0Les Mis\u00e9rables <\/em>in 2015.\u00a0Including these blockbuster musicals, Mr. Razze has directed many of PSF\u2019s highest attended productions–The Taming of the Shrew (1998),\u00a0Fiddler on the Roof,\u00a0Twelfth Night (2000), My Fair Lady, Sweeney Todd, South Pacific,<\/em>\u00a0and 1776. <\/em>\u00a0He directed and wrote the music for PSF\u2019s 2008 production of Cyrano de Bergerac<\/em> starring Greg Wood and Amadeus <\/em>starring Steve Burns of \u201cBlue\u2019s Clue\u2019s\u201d fame.\u00a0 In 2017 he was awarded the Allentown Arts Ovation Award for Performing Arts. In 2023 he celebrates his 39th<\/sup> year as a faculty member of the DeSales Theatre Department, for which he served as chair for 17 years. He has directed more than 60 productions for DeSales\u2019 theatre department. This April he will direct The Hunchback of Notre Dame<\/em> for Act One.<\/p>\n

About Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival is the only professional Equity theatre of its scope and scale within a 50-mile radius. PSF is one of only a handful of theatres on the continent producing Shakespeare, musicals, classics, and contemporary plays, all of which can normally be seen in rep and in multiple spaces within a few visits in a single summer season. Similarly, PSF was among just a handful of theatres on the continent in recent summers to produce three Shakespeare plays in a single summer season. A patron would have to travel seven to nine hours from PSF to find a comparable range of offerings at a single theatre within a few weeks\u2019 time.<\/p>\n

The Festival\u2019s award-winning company of many world-class artists includes Broadway, film, and television veterans, and winners and nominees of the Tony, Emmy, Obie, Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk, Jefferson, Hayes, Lortel, and Barrymore awards. A leading Shakespeare theatre with a national reputation for excellence, PSF has received coverage in\u00a0The Washington Post<\/em>,\u00a0NPR<\/em>,\u00a0American Theatre Magazine<\/em>, Playbill.com,\u00a0The Philadelphia Inquirer<\/em>, and in recent seasons\u00a0The New York<\/em>\u00a0Times\u00a0<\/em>has identified PSF as one of the leading summer theatre festivals in the nation. \u201cA world-class theater experience on a par with the top Bard fests,\u201d is how one New York Drama Desk reviewer characterized PSF.<\/p>\n

Founded in 1992 and the Official Shakespeare Festival of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, PSF\u2019s mission is to enrich, inspire, engage, and entertain the widest possible audience through first-rate productions of classical and contemporary plays, with a core commitment to Shakespeare and other master dramatists, and through an array of education and mentorship programs. A not-for-profit theatre, PSF receives significant support from its host, DeSales University, from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Traditionally, with 150 performances over ten weeks, the Festival attracts patrons each summer from 30+ states. In 30 years, PSF has offered 200+ total productions (82 Shakespeare), and entertained 1,000,000+ patrons from 50 states, now averaging 34,000-40,000 in attendance each summer season, plus another 13,000 students each year through its WillPower Tour to schools. PSF is a multi-year recipient of awards from the National Endowment for the Arts:\u00a0Shakespeare in<\/em>\u00a0American Communities<\/em>, and is a constituent of Theatre Communications Group, and the Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA). In 2013, leaders of the world\u2019s premiere Shakespeare theatres gathered at PSF as the Festival hosted the international STA Conference. The Festival\u2019s vision is for world-class theatre.<\/p>\n

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