The Atlanta Shakespeare Company

Kenneth Wigley teaches us about some Icelandic Christmas folklore, Daniel Parvis serenades us in his gritty, bluesy, feline version of A Christmas Carol, India Tyree sings a Vince Guaraldi classic, and Rivka Levin, Becky Cormier-Finch, Gabi Anderson, and Mary Ruth Ralston sing "Whence Comes This Rush of Wings." https://bit.ly/2T5jqGu

We love Atlanta Artist Relief Fund (and Bridget McCarthy!) Support your local artists if you are able. Thank you!

Another week of holiday treats for you! Doug Kaye shares another poem he wrote, O'Neil Delapenha gets introspective, Patty de la Garza shares her Christmas with you, and Troy Willis reminds us of the reason for the season.

Get ready for another week of A Shakespeare Tavern Holiday videos! https://bit.ly/36ssfRp

Our friends at C4 Atlanta are inviting you to the free online Civic Arts Advocacy Summit next week! Click to learn more!

Check out this memory from staff member, Kati Grace Brown, as we continue our series of Tavern Stories! https://youtu.be/KCSXoarTwOU

Check out Daniel Pettrow and Trent Merchant as they talk about the time everyone learned that they knew ALL of the Romeo and Juliet lines...ALLOF THEM! https://youtu.be/djD_rUmTaTA

Need something spooky to watch? Watch this production of Macbeth, produced by The Folger Theatre and Two River Theater Company from 2008. https://www.folger.edu/video-macbeth-folger-theatre

Did you know that you could help the Atlanta Shakespeare Company every time you shop at Kroger? Simply sign up on your online account, search for "Atlanta Shakespeare" and click save!

Need a good ghost story for this Halloween season? Check out these spooky ghosts from Shakespeare's plays! https://shakespeareandbeyond.folger.edu//top-5-spookiest/

Have some fun with these Halloween costume ideas!

Check out actor Anja Lee as she remembers her first time auditioning for the Atlanta Shakespeare Company! https://youtu.be/LdYmSx2ba0A

Ever wanted to take home the music you hear at the Shakespeare Tavern? Now you can! http://bit.ly/2rvR3G2

Looking for a little Saturday Shakespeare? Soul-stice Repertory Ensemble 2.0 is doing a free reading of Much Ado About Nothing tonight! Look for a few familiar faces on your screen!

Welcome young Hamlet! We are bristling with excitement at your arrival. With a name like that, we are sure your life will never be boar-ing. To swine own self be true!

Join our Marketing Manager Jeanette Meierhofer for a story about what one actor did to the stage during a run of As You Like It. Music is "English Country Garden" by Aaron Kenny.https://bit.ly/2EKe9zS