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We Love Groups!Welcome to the beautiful Rogue Valley and Ashland, home of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, America’s largest rotating repertory theatre. Twenty percent of our 400,000 tickets each season are sold to groups, so rest assured we have the resources, skills and desire to provide your group with the journey of a lifetime.

Many people think OSF offers only Shakespeare plays. While the Bard is our inspiration and anchor, we offer a wide range of classical and modern plays and musicals performed by an outstanding multicultural acting company. Of the eleven plays offered this season, three are by Shakespeare and the rest are a mix of comedy, tragedy, American classics, world premieres and more.

With the beauty of rotating repertory at OSF, it’s possible to see four plays in two days, or even nine plays in five days at the height of our summer and fall seasons.

Our website’s “Plan Your Visit” section can help you not just plan your playgoing, but also provide recommendations for travel, lodging, and all that southern Oregon has to offer, including shopping, galleries, hiking, sightseeing, wine tasting and much more. And for a handy list of group-friendly establishments, be sure to see the pull-out lodging and dining guide inside this brochure.

The Angus Bowmer Theatre space (indoor) seats 600The Thomas Theatre (indoor) seats 270–360The Allen Elizabethan Theatre (outdoor) seats 1,200

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Cover: The Cocoanuts (2014). K. T. Vogt, Jennie Greenberry, Eduardo Placer.All photos by Jenny Graham unless otherwise indicated.

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Much Ado about Nothing by William ShakespeareFebruary 20 – November 1Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz

Don’t believe everything you hearLove’s in the air when Don Pedro’s army, drunk with victory from the war, descends upon Leonato’s country estate in Messina. Traveling with him is Claudio, who wants to marry Leonato’s daughter Hero. Meanwhile, Claudio’s friend Benedick and Leonato’s lively niece Beatrice hide their mutual attraction behind a volley of witty insults. But their world is shattered when Claudio, influenced by a scheming malcontent, levels a shocking accusation at Hero. A linguistically challenged guard and his sidekicks uncover the plot, making sorrow vanish like mist beneath the warm Messina sun.

Guys and DollsMusic and lyrics by Frank Loesser; book by Jo Swerling and Abe BurrowsFebruary 22 – November 1Directed by Mary Zimmerman

Good old reliable NathanNathan Detroit runs the oldest established permanent floating crap game in New York. There are well-heeled shooters everywhere, but it’s no dice unless they have a place to gamble—and that takes dough. Nathan’s bet on a date between high-rolling Sky Masterson and a straight-laced Salvation Army doll might pay off, but luck’s a fickle lady. Besides, his fiancée Miss Adelaide will walk out if she doesn’t walk down the aisle soon. What’s a poor guy to do? Put your money on this hilarious musical classic by Loesser, Swerling and Burrows, based on the spirited stories of Damon Runyon.

Fingersmith Adapted by Alexa Jungefrom the book by Sarah WatersFebruary 21 – July 9World PremiereDirected by Bill Rauch

A wild ride of a crime thrillerAt first, the job seems simple: All pickpocket Sue Trinder has to do is help a con man cheat a gullible young heiress out of her fortune. But nothing is quite what it seems in this gritty mystery set in Victorian England. As the twisting story sends Sue spiraling through squalid London streets, madhouses and a stifling mansion with a ghastly secret, it leads her to the most dangerous landscape of all: awakening sexuality, love and betrayal. Bill Rauch directs this adaptation of Sarah Waters’ 2002 novel, a finalist for the Man Booker Prize.

Secret Love in Peach Blossom Landby Stan LaiApril 15 – October 31Directed by Stan Lai

Two plays, one world theatre experienceA pair of plays—one a bawdy retelling of a classic Chinese fable, and the other a poignant story of a couple separated in the wake of China’s 1949 revolution—collide onstage when two acting troupes accidentally book the same theatre for rehearsals. Amid the chaos, squabbles and comical jabs at theatre life, the two plays begin to mysteriously intertwine, their epic themes calling to each other across the centuries in a blend of modern realism and Peking opera. Internationally acclaimed Taiwanese playwright Stan Lai directs his 1986 meditation on love, loss and memory, regarded as a masterwork of modern theatre in China.

Sweatby Lynn NottageJuly 29 – October 31World PremiereDirected by Kate Whoriskey

Dark divides in the American dreamA group of close friends shares everything: drinks, secrets and laughs. But when rumors of layoffs shake up the factory where they work, the fragile bonds of their community begin to splinter and a horrific crime sends shock waves across two generations. This powerful world premiere by acclaimed playwright Lynn Nottage (Ruined, Intimate Apparel) explores America’s industrial decline of the 1990s with a look inside a Pennsylvania town whose people struggle to reclaim what’s lost, find redemption and redefine themselves in a new century. Co-commissioned with Arena Stage through OSF’s American Revolutions program.

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Tobie Windham and Rodney Gardiner, The Comedy of Errors (2014).

Periclesby William ShakespeareFebruary 26 – November 1Directed by Joseph Haj

A fabulous odyssey Pericles, Prince of Tyre, sets out to woo a princess and sails headlong into harrowing adventure. Pursued by an evil king, Pericles is blown from port to exotic port. Along the way, he finds the love of his life, then loses her and their infant daughter in a storm-tossed sea. Happily, this is a Romance—Shakespeare’s first—so miraculous occurrences and divine intervention are the order of the day. In true storybook fashion, the lost are reunited with those who love them, finding joy and safe harbor at last.

Long Day’s Journey into Nightby Eugene O’NeillMarch 25 – October 31Directed by Christopher Liam Moore

This house is haunted Actor James Tyrone’s summer home is full to the brim with alcohol, addiction, failed dreams and ghosts of resentments gone but hardly forgotten. Mary, his delicate wife, nurses her losses and lives in an idealized past. His eldest son Jamie is a failed actor who excels at one role: the scapegoat who, more often than not, tells the brutal truth. Only Edmund, the youngest, might succeed if he can overcome his heredity and precarious health. OSF is proud to present Eugene O’Neill’s autobiographical masterpiece in which hell is a family whose members want to love each other but don’t know how.

The Happiest Song Plays Lastby Quiara Alegría HudesJuly 7 – November 1Directed by Shishir Kurup

Finding your place in a changing world Iraq War vet Elliot Ortiz has a bright new career: movie star. But shooting a film on location in Jordan, with the tumultuous Arab Spring rumbling nearby, he finds that his wartime nightmares have followed him into his new life. Back in Philadelphia, his cousin Yaz has her hands full cooking for the homeless and trying to keep her beloved community from crumbling. This powerful sequel to Quiara Alegría Hudes’ Water by the Spoonful explores the places we live our lives, and the places we can’t forget—all set to a joyful pulse of Puerto Rican folk music.

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Antony and Cleopatraby William ShakespeareJune 2 – October 9Directed by Bill Rauch

A love that changed historyA fateful meeting reshapes the ancient world when the great Roman warrior Mark Antony, like Caesar before him, falls in love with the incomparable Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile. His devotion to desire rather than duty is the beginning of a downward spiral for him, the Republic and Cleopatra, the last in her bloodline. Shakespeare’s tragedy presents history as a breathtaking pageant full of passion, intrigue, exotic locales and the larger-than-life characters that brought about the death of an Egyptian dynasty and the birth of the Roman Empire.

Head Over HeelsScript by Jeff Whitty;Music and lyrics by the Go Go’sJune 3 – October 10 World PremiereDirected by Ed Sylvanus Iskandar

Irreverent fun under the starsA duke. A mysterious prophecy. Two daughters: one mobbed by suitors, the other . . . not so much. And all to a soundtrack by 1980s pop icons the Go Go’s? An Elizabethan love story is turned on its head in this exuberant musical by playwright Jeff Whitty (Avenue Q, The Further Adventures of Hedda Gabler), inspired by Sir Philip Sidney’s 16th-century pastoral romance, Arcadia. This world premiere promises a delicious mix of razor-sharp wordplay, infectious songs and romantic surprises.

The Count of Monte Cristoby Alexandre Dumas; Adapted by Charles FechterJune 4 – October 11Directed by Marcela Lorca

You can’t keep a good man downEdmund Dantès has it all—a flourishing naval career, loyal friends, a bright future. But he also has an enemy, a jealous schemer who will stop at nothing to steal what Dantés loves most: his beautiful fiancée. A trap is set, Dantès is wrongfully imprisoned . . . and the tangle of lies that changes his life in an instant takes years to undo. Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale of vengeance comes alive in this 19th-century adaptation that was one of the most-performed plays in America under its star James O’Neill, whose son Eugene later memorialized him in the semiautobiographical Long Day’s Journey into Night.

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Denis Arndt, Daniel José Molina and Alejandra Escalante with dancers Jordon Waters, Will Cooper, David Silpa and Tim Rubel. The Tempest (2014)

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The OSF ExperienceOnce you’ve chosen your plays and dates (see the calendar on the following pages), you’ll want to take advantage of the variety of offstage activities at the Festival. These include stimulating classes, lectures, discussions and backstage tours, as well as our free Green Show entertainment “on the bricks” before each evening performance in summer and fall when the Allen Elizabethan Theatre is open.

Offstage Events Many individuals in your group will want to participate in the following programs. Please request tickets for events along with your play tickets on the enclosed order form, which includes price information. The nominal price makes these events a great value!

Backstage Tour “I had no idea!” That’s what people exclaim after completing this “show behind the show,” which reveals what it takes to produce 11 plays in rotating repertory in three theatres each season. Visit OSF’s theatre auditoriums and the area behind the Allen Elizabethan Theatre. Offered to groups most days in June, July, August and September, 10:00–11:45 a.m. See the calendar section (pages 8–15) for available dates. Reservations required.Note: The regular tour includes indoor and outdoor stops and a total of six flights of stairs. An alternative tour without stairs is available with advance notice. Large groups may be divided into smaller groups. See price chart for group rates.

ProloguesA must for every group! An insightful half-hour introduction to a play, presented by a company member. Offered daily except Mondays, at various times throughout the day. To accommodate as many visitors as possible, groups will be combined for Prologues. Groups of 15–50: $60; groups of 51–80: $75.

DiscussionsEnrich your experience by spending a lively hour in discussion with a company member involved in one or more of the plays your group has seen. Limited to 15–50 participants. All season Wednesday–Sunday at 9:30 or 10:30 a.m. $80.

Spring Lectures OSF directors, artistic staff and guest artists share insights about the plays and playwrights. One hour, offered at noon on March 21, 28; April 4, 11, 18; May 2, 16. $12 Adults, $8 Youth (age 6–17).

Spring Preface Plus: FingersmithA 45-minute in-depth introduction to this Victorian crime drama, adapted by Alexa Junge from Sarah Waters’ bestselling 2002 novel. Offered at noon on March 7, 14; April 25; May 9. $12 Adults, $8 Youth (ages 6–17).

Cultural Connections at OSFWe believe the inclusion of diverse people, ideas, cultures and traditions enriches both our insights into the work we present on stage and our relationships with each other. We are committed to diversity in all areas of our work and in our audiences. As your information source for all the latest multicultural events and programs at OSF, Cultural Connections provides:• Customized events for ethnic-specific and multicultural groups• Post-show discussions with cast members• Spanish open-captioned performances / obras con subtítulos en español• Information for first-time visitors to OSFCall Audience Development at 541-482-2111, ext. 242, or visit us at www.osfashland.org/cultural_connections.

Festival Noons (Summer)There’s more opportunity to learn about the Festival than ever before with these special noon presentations! On Wednesdays and Fridays, attend a lecture by a theatre scholar, practitioner or OSF director. On Thursdays, join an Education staff member for a Preface Plus, designed to give you more information on the plays in our season. On Saturdays, the entire family can watch or participate in special demonstrations, workshops and forums on everything from Stage Combat to Renaissance Dance. On Tuesdays and Sundays, attend a free Park Talk with a company member. A complete list of Festival Noon events is published on the website and in monthly summer brochures. June 16–September 6, Tuesday through Sunday (except July 4). $12 Adults, $8 Youth (age 6–17); Park Talks are free.

Green Show

A wonderful variety of free preshow entertainment is offered June 2 to October 11 (except Mondays) on our Courtyard Stage. Celebrate OSF’s diversity of entertainment with your group before the evening plays, and catch eclectic, eye-opening performances ranging from blues music to Renaissance quartets to clowns and jugglers, and everything in between!

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Ashland and Beyond Ashland and surrounding areas offer a wide array of activities and experiences, including:• Tax-free shopping at unique boutiques and shops of every variety.• Beautiful 93-acre Lithia Park in downtown Ashland. • A delicious mix of fine dining and casual restaurants to satisfy every palate. • Dazzling outdoor adventures in every season, including Crater Lake National Park, golfing, hiking, river rafting, skiing and more. • An impressive and growing reputation for fine wines and wineries.• As one of the “Best Small Arts Towns in America,” Ashland boasts more than 30 art galleries.

ASHLANDYear-Round and Seasonal EventsFirst Friday Art Walks, sponsored by the Ashland Gallery Association. Ashland invites you to walk the town, have some wine and appreciate the truly amazing talent of many different art forms the 1st Friday of every month. (Year-round) Lithia Artisans Market of Ashland Just across Lithia Park from OSF, this open-air market showcases the talents of artists and craftspeople from southern Oregon and northern California. Meet the artists, talk to them about their work and purchase from them directly. Live music on the weekends. (Early April to mid-November) mArCh10th Annual Oregon Chocolate Festival, March 6–8 The Oregon Chocolate Festival celebrates the lure of chocolate by presenting Oregon chocolate and specialty food vendors at the Ashland Springs Hotel and other downtown locations.

APril14th Annual Ashland Independent Film Festival, April 9–13 This annual festival showcases 80+ feature, short and documentary films and filmmakers from around the world. The Opening Night Bash, Sunday’s Award Celebrations and nightly gatherings with filmmakers highlight this Spring extravaganza.

A Taste of Ashland, April 25–26 For over 20 years, A Taste of Ashland has offered a weekend of pairing excellent local restaurants and great regional wineries to sample as you stroll to 17 unique galleries. A Taste of Ashland: 17 galleries, 17 restaurants, 17 wineries, one delicious art experience!

JulYFourth of July, Saturday, July 4The festivities include a grand old parade, activities, food booths and entertainment in gorgeous Lithia Park, and spectacular fireworks! The event attracts over 20,000 revelers.

NOVEMBER8th Annual Ashland Culinary Festival, November 6–8Sip, Sample and Celebrate Southern Oregon’s bounty . . .Ashland style.

For more information about Ashland events, please contact Katharine Flanagan at [email protected].

MEDFORDYear-Round and Seasonal EventsMedford’s 3rd Friday Art Walk This art walk is where people mingle and network, see and come to be seen. Ever-changing mix of live music, poetry, artist demonstrations and wine tastings. Fashion shows of wearable sculptures. Guerrilla gourmet food by local restaurants. Affordable artwork by local artists for purchase. (April through December)

APRIL Pear Blossom Festival, April 11 Come celebrate spring and the annual Pear Blossom Festival in downtown Medford. The downtown area will be filled with 100+ exhibits and entertainment. Enjoy good food, specialty vendors and the sights and sounds of this great springtime event!

MAYArt in Bloom Festival, May 9–10 (Mother’s Day weekend)Enjoy the fine art of regional artists in the Rogue Valley’s largest juried outdoor art fair. Musical performances, special exhibits, workshops and children’s activities enhance this springtime celebration that also includes a wide variety of floral displays perfect for Mother’s Day!

Wild Rogue Pro Rodeo, May 28–30 at Jackson County Expo in Central Point The BIGGEST little rodeo is home to the 100 Point Bull Ride and some of the PRCA’s best-known athletes! Come watch as they challenge each other in saddle bronc, bareback bronc, team roping, calf roping, barrel racing, steer wrestling and a crowd favorite, bull riding.

SEPTEMBERHarvest Fair and Micro Brew Festival, September 18–20 at Jackson County Expo in Central Point This fall festival celebrates the bounty of the harvest with many land product displays, livestock exhibits, family activities and craft, photo and home economics exhibits that salute the harvest and upcoming fall events. Local microbrews and wines are available for tasting.

OCTOBERSouthern Oregon Music Festival, October 2–4 Three days of music, dancing and fun with highly acclaimed bands playing Dixieland, Zydeco, Swing, Jump-Jive, Big Band and Latin jazz fusions. Dancing at all five venues, including a dedicated dancing site with free professional dance lessons, exhibitions and dance contests. (Formerly Medford Jazz Festival.)

For more information about Medford events, please contact Anne Jenkins at [email protected].

Ashland/Medford Events 2015

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Ticket requests for the following performances will be accepted anytime, and will be processed after December 1: Openings in all theatres; summer Friday–Saturday performances in the Thomas Theatre; all events Oct. 9–11, 2015.

Matinees of Long Day’s Journey into Night begin at 1:00 p.m. March 27–October 30. All other matinees begin at 1:30 throughout the season.

Students make up the greater part of the audience at matinees designated .

Open-captioned performances offered March 27, 28, 29. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.

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Sign-interpreted performance offered April 30. Spanish-captioned performance offered April 24. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.


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Sign-interpreted performances offered May 1, 2. Open-captioned performances offered May 21, 22, 23, 24. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.

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Open-captioned performances offered June 26, 27, 28. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.

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july 2015

17 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

18 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

19 Talk Garden 12:00happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30antony* Allen 8:00

10 Festival Noon Carp 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

11 Festival Noon Carp 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

12 Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

3 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30fingersmith Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

4 guys & dolls Bmr 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

5 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00secret love Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

24 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

25 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

21 Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00Preface* Carp 5:30pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

22 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30long day’s Tho 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

7 Talk Garden 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

14 Talk Garden 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

15 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30 happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

16 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00secret love Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

8 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00secret love Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

9 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30fingersmith Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

july 1Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

2 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

23 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

26 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30head over* Allen 8:00

28 Talk Garden 12:00happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30antony* Allen 8:00



Sign-interpreted performances offered July 24, 25, 26. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.

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30 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

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august 2015

14 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

15 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00secret love Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30sweat Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

16 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

7 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00secret love Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

8 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

9 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

august 1Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

2 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00sweat Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

21 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00long day’s Tho 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

22 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

18 Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30sweat Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

19 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

4 Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00Preface* Carp 5:30sweat Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

11 Talk Garden 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

12 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00sweat Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

13 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over* Allen 8:00


6 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

20 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

23 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

25 Talk Garden 12:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

26 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30sweat Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00


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28 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

29 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30sweat Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

30 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

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Open-captioned performances offered August 7, 8, 9. Spanish-captioned performance offered August 28. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.

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september 2015

18 Backstage Tour 10:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

19 Backstage Tour 10:00secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30sweat Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony Allen 8:00

20 Backstage Tour 10:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over Allen 8:00

11 Backstage Tour 10:00long day’s Tho 1:00secret love Bmr 1:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony Allen 8:00

12 Backstage Tour 10:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over Allen 8:00

13 Backstage Tour 10:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

4 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00much ado Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

5 Backstage Tour 10:00 Festival Noon Carp 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

6 Backstage Tour 10:00Talk Garden 12:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

25 Backstage Tour 10:00 secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony Allen 8:00

26 Backstage Tour 10:00long day’s Tho 1:00sweat Bmr 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over Allen 8:00

22 much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30sweat Bmr 8:00antony Allen 8:00

23 Backstage Tour 10:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over Allen 8:00

september 1Talk Garden 12:00long day’s Tho 1:00sweat Bmr 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over* Allen 8:00

8 long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30sweat Bmr 8:00antony Allen 8:00

15 sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

16 Backstage Tour 10:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30sweat Bmr 8:00antony Allen 8:00

17 Backstage Tour 10:00much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00long day’s Tho 8:00head over Allen 8:00

9 Backstage Tour 10:00much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over Allen 8:00

10 Backstage Tour 10:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

2 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo* Allen 8:00

3 Backstage Tour 10:00Festival Noon Carp 12:00secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30Preface* Carp 5:30sweat Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony* Allen 8:00

24 Backstage Tour 10:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

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Spanish-captioned performances offered September 18, 19. Sign-interpreted performances offered September 24, 25, 26. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.

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9 sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00antony Allen 8:00

10 long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00head over Allen 8:00

11 sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

2 Backstage Tour 10:00long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

3 Backstage Tour 10:00sweat Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony Allen 8:00

4 Backstage Tour 10:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over Allen 8:00

23 long day’s Tho 1:00sweat Bmr 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00

24 guys & dolls Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00


21 secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30sweat Bmr 8:00happiest song Tho 8:00

6 secret love Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00antony Allen 8:00

13 much ado Bmr 1:30guys & dolls Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00

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7 much ado Bmr 1:30pericles Tho 1:30secret love Bmr 8:00head over Allen 8:00

8 long day’s Tho 1:00guys & dolls Bmr 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00monte cristo Allen 8:00

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Open-captioned performances offered October 1, 2, 3. Spanish-captioned performances offered October 7, 9. Call 541-482-2111, ext. 425 for more information.

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november 1guys & dolls Bmr 1:30happiest song Tho 1:30much ado Bmr 8:00pericles Tho 8:00

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2015 Ticket Prices for Groups

Special Prices for Student GroupsWe offer special ticket prices and classes for student groups. If you are bringing a student group, please contact our Group Sales office for more information.

Contact InformationWeb/Email www.osfashland.org; [email protected] OSF Group Sales, 15 S. Pioneer Street, Ashland, OR 97520Phone/Fax Orders 866-545-6337 toll-free or 541-488-5406; fax 541-482-8045 Group Sales Office closed November 3–30, 2014. Phone orders begin December 1. Mon.–Fri., 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

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Angus Bowmer Theatre (AB) Thomas Theatre (TT)Allen Elizabethan Theatre (ET)

2015 Season February 20–November 1 February 20 –June 11 June 12–September 6 and Sept. 8–Nov. 1

Full Group Group Discount 30%* Group Discount 10%* Price (rounded up to (rounded up to nearest dollar) nearest dollar) A+, A & B sections (AB, TT, ET) $75.00 $53.00 $68.00

Backstage Tour $20.00 $14.00 $18.00

Group Discounts on Play Tickets (15 or more participants)

Group Classes & Events Ticket Price Dates Restrictions

Add a Group Class or Discussion (15 or more participants)

Prologues $60 per group March–November, Tuesday–Sunday Each group limited to 15–80 participants (Groups will be combined of 15–50 participants; 11:00–11:30 a.m., 11:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m., for Prologues) $75 per group 12:30–1:00 p.m., 5:30–6:00 p.m., of 51–80 participants 6:15–6:45 p.m., 7:00–7:30 p.m. Discussions $80 per group March–November Each group limited to 15–50 participants Wednesday–Sunday 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.

Festival Noons $12 adults / $8 youth (6–17) June 16–September 6, None Tuesday–Sunday

Spring Lectures All Lectures and Preface Plus: Saturdays at noon. None Preface Plus: Fingersmith

$12 adults / $8 youth (6–17) Lectures: March 21, 28; April 4, 11, 18; May 2, 16

Preface Plus: March 7, 14; April 25; May 9

Backstage Tour See above Selected dates June–September, 10 a.m. Regular tour has six flights of stairs. A tour (see calendar section, pages 8–15) without stairs is available with advance notice.

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SEND US YOUR 2015 GROUP ORDER FORM TODAY!

Classes: Prologues, Date Time Alternate Price Number of Participants Discussions, Backstage Tour Date Time

Play Titles Date Time Alternate Price Number Date Time per Ticket of Tickets

Total number of tickets

$5 per ticket per play deposit $

Handling fee $ 20.00

TOTAL DEPOSIT $

Please send your deposit and handling fees if you haven’t already done so.

Mailing your order? Make a copy of this form and the price sheet to refer to.

Thank you for bringing your group to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The Group Sales staff is here to help you with your ticket order, assist you with choosing OSF events that best suit your group’s needs, and answer your questions about OSF and Ashland. Important: You need to complete this form whether or not you have already submitted a ticket request—even if you have already sent in a deposit. We cannot process your request without the information on this form.Para información en español, por favor llame 541-482-2111, ext 242.

Organizer’s name:

Co-organizer’s name:

Group name:

Accommodations:

Group type: Alumni Senior Travel Club Professional group

Mailing address: Home Business

Phone: Cell phone:

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Payment method: Check Master Card VISA American Express Discover

Credit card #: Expiration date:

Signature: Date:

Print name on card

Group Leader Ordering Tips and To-Do’sOur experienced Group Sales staff is here to assist you with your planning. The following points address the most frequently asked questions.

• You need 15 or more people per play to get discounted group pricing.

• It is never too early to submit a mail/fax request for an upcoming season. We process mail/fax orders by the date we receive your deposit.

• Mail/fax orders placed before December 1, 2014, require a $5 per ticket deposit and $20 handling fee at the time the order is placed.

• We begin filling mail/fax requests on September 15 by deposit-received date.

• We begin taking phone orders on December 1.

• Orders placed after December 1 require a 25% deposit and $20 handling fee within 2 weeks of submitting your order.

• Some dates and individual performance restrictions may apply. We will contact you if necessary.

Mark your calendar! for four weeks before your first scheduled event. This is an important deadline:

• Final payment is due at this time.

• Ticket change or exchange requests are due at this time. After the four-week deadline, additional tickets will be charged at full price with credit card payment.

• Cancellations: Up until this date, you can cancel your entire order; you will be charged 15% of your deposit or a $30 minimum, plus the non-refundable $20 handling fee. If you cancel your order after the four-week deadline, you will not receive a refund.

Special Requests or Access Needs: Web/Email www.osfashland.org; [email protected] OSF Group Sales, 15 S. Pioneer Street, Ashland, OR 97520Phone/Fax Orders 866-545-6337 toll-free or 541-488-5406; fax 541-482-8045 Group Sales Office closed Nov. 3–30, 2014 Phone orders begin Dec. 1. Mon–Fri., 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Accessibility All are welcomeAll tickets and services subject to availability.

Nine sign-interpreted events including complimentary interpreted Prologues (Backstage Tour tickets sold separately): April 30–May 2, July 24–26 and September 24–26.

See calendar, pp. 8–15, for specific plays. Request tickets in the reserved sign-interpreted section.

Nineteen open-captioned performances: March 27–29, May 21–24, June 26–28, August 7–9, October 1–3. See calendar, pp. 8–15, for specific plays. Request tickets

in the reserved open-captioned section.

Complimentary Sennheiser assistive listening devices and Telecoil hearing aid loops available at the ACCESS counter in all three theatres.

Live audio-described performances. Order with tickets. Two weeks advance notice, please.

Braille and large-print Playbills available at the ACCESS counter in all three theatres.

Mobility accessibility• Accessible seating in all our performance venues.

Space is limited. Request seating when ordering tickets. • Stairless Backstage Tour (with advance notice).

• Accessible parking.

OTRS Oregon Telecommunications Relay Service. Dial 711 (inside Oregon) or 800-735-2900 (for voice, outside Oregon).

To order tickets, contact Group Sales (phone numbers below).

To cancel a reservation for wheelchair space, a stairless Backstage Tour, or audio description, contact Group Sales (phone numbers below).

For more information, call the Accessibility Coordinator at 541-482-2111, ext. 425; email [email protected]; or visit www.osfashland.org.

PoliciesAge restriction: Children under 6 are not admitted to performances or events. Group organizer agrees to advise all ticket purchasers of this prior to ordering. Late arrival: Seating may not be possible except at intermission. Latecomers do not receive refunds.

Festival Campus

[email protected] toll-free or 541-488-5406 541-482-8045 faxPara información en español por favor llame541-482-2111, ext. 242. Lead Teaching Artist Kirsten Giroux

and Sign Interpreter Julie Simon teach a Prologue for The Cocoanuts (2014).

Documents

Your planning guide to the exciting 2015 season Ashland