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Bard Ball 2012: Taming of the Brew set for March 10
Argenta Community Theater
// Announcements // Events

Bard lovers and brew lovers unite! Argenta Community Theatre will be transformed into a lantern-lit beer garden as we share an evening of beer tasting, hearty appetizers, and revelry. You’ll also be treated to Broadway Star Lawrence Hamilton’s exquisite vocal stylings as he sings from Big River, the infectious live folk/jazz/rock/pop tunes of Don’t Stop Please, and musings on Huck Finn from Porter Prize-Winning poet Greg Brownderville.

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Shakespeare in the South [PHOTOS & AUDIO]
Tales from the South
// Events // Photos

Last night’s Shakespeare in the South episode of Tales from the South was pure magic. Many thanks to Graham Gordy, Trenton Lee Stewart, Warwick Sabin, and the folks at Starving Artist Cafe for making it possible!

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Set Sail with AST [PHOTOS]
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// Events // Photos

On behalf of the Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre Volunteer Guild, I’d like to thank everyone who came out to support live theatre in Arkansas. Enjoy! 

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Sail away with AST at our Fall Membership Party
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// Events

We are already gearing up for our 2012 summer season, and are looking for people to join us in the fun. Jeff and Mary Ruth Marotte are hosting an evening of food, drink, and merriment to support AST on Friday, October 21st at 7 pm. We will be serving appetizers, desserts, and drinks, all with a nautical theme that goes along with our 2012 season.  If you are confused about what sailboats have to do with Shakespeare, all will become clear when we announce next summer’s line-up at the party!

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“As You Like It” Opening Night [PHOTOS]
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// Events // Photos // The Plays

Click here to view photos from the opening night of “As You Like It” at The Village at Hendrix.

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We’re off and running!
Bard Ball 2011 | Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre
// Events // Today in Athens, Arkansas...

Today Matt Chiorini, our artistic director, turned to me and said,”It’s happening, isn’t it? It’s really happening.” Indeed, it is. Working on a festival for an entire year, you can lose perspective. In the throes of fundraising and artistic production, you can lose sight of the end goal, but these past few days have reminded me why we do what we do. Sitting in on rehearsals, I’ve been privy to the palpable excitement generated in a festival such as ours.

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