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**Oregon Shakespeare Festival - Celebrating 90 Years of Theatrical Excellence**
! The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) in Ashland, Oregon...
! Is celebrating its **90th anniversary**
! A monumental milestone in American theater history!
! Founded in 1935 by Angus Bowmer, OSF has grown from humble beginnings
! To become one of the most respected and beloved regional theaters in the world.
! OSF presents a dynamic mix of Shakespearean classics and contemporary plays
! Also groundbreaking new works, drawing theater lovers from across the globe.
**Why You’ll Love OSF:
* 3 Theaters – Enjoy performances at the iconic outdoor Elizabethan Theatre
* The intimate Thomas Theatre
* And the versatile Angus Bowmer Theatre.
**World-Class Productions:
* Experience the magic of Shakespeare
* Alongside modern and unique culturally diverse performances.
* Educational – Participate in behind-the-scenes tours, actor talks, and workshops.
* Seasonal Variety – The festival runs from spring through fall...
* Offering fresh programming each season.
Ashland itself is a gem, blending artistic vibrancy with small-town charm.
Stroll through Lithia Park, savor farm-to-table dining, and explore local boutiques.
Try a coffee or night-cap after the show, all within walking distance of the festival.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of history during OSF’s 90th season!
Call us for more information or visit our website.
*Sponsored by Ashland Visitors Map – for 25 Years..."We're Everywhere!"*
Generous student discount ($20 tickets and you can get two with one discount). Call the box office for them. The Elizabethan theater was really awesome! I saw Jane Eyre and it was great. Going back for Macbeth and Coriolanus this season!
We had an absolute blast touring the cute town, seeing the history of the festival, and seeing one of the best performances of MacBeth we’ve ever seen! The sound was spot on, the pace kept your attention, and the songs were surprisingly a lot of fun for a Shakespeare play!
Really cool venue and performance (we saw Twelfth Night). Very unique experience to watch such performances in an outdoor venue. The plays are very modern takes on the classics which make it a little more approachable for those less familiar. I had little knowledge of the story, Twelfth Night, so highly recommend doing a little homework pre-show otherwise you might find yourself lost trying to follow the story (particularly given the heavy early modern English).
The theater is very nice with variety of concessions and easily accessible restrooms.
