ALABAMA
Shakespeare With A Southern Accent?
The Alabama Shakespeare Festival, located in Montgomery - Alabama’s state capital - is the sixth largest Shakespeare festival in the world and attracts more than 300,000 annual visitors from all 50 states and over 60 countries.
Upcoming Plays 2006-2007
To Kill a Mockingbird
March 05 to Sun., July 23
Twelfth Night
March 12 to Sun., July 23
Man of La Mancha
April 09 to Sun., July 23
The Trojan Women
May 28 to Sun., July 23
The Honky Tonk Angels
August 06 to Sun., September 03
The Three Sisters
August 13 to Sat., August 26
Crowns
October 01 to Fri., November 10
Beauty and the Beast
November 17 to Sat., December 23
James and the Giant Peach
January 13 to Sat., February 10
Gees Bend
January 19 to Sun., February 11
Henry 6 Part A
February 23 to Thu., May 17
Death of a Salesman
March 02 to Sat., April 07
Henry 6 Part B
March 16 to Fri., June 08
Richard the Third
April 13 to Sun., June 10
Thinking of You
April 20 to Sun., May 20
Fair & Tender Ladies
June 01 to Sun., June 24
Dr. Faustus
June 22 to Sat., June 30
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