The NEW Hampshire Shakespeare Young Company presents

Twelfth Night

This year marks a new format for our Young Company Production. Director Jeannine Haas will lead participants on an exciting, educational and hysterically fun journey.

Workshop participants will work on their production for two weeks

(July 16 - 20 and July 23 - 27 from 10 am to 5 pm)

They will present their finished production July 27, 28 and 29

Young Company Tuition - $325

For more information or to schedule an audition contact Steve Henderson at 413-788-4750 or slcomedy@comcast.net

Auditions and performances will take place at the

The Center for Renaissance Studies

650 East Pleasant St, Amherst

Jeannine Haas is the founding Producing Artistic Director of Pauline Productions Theatre Company, now in its sixth year, directing and acting in various venues in the Pioneer Valley. A member of Actors Equity Association since 1982, she has acted in NYC and performs regularly with Pauline Productions and New Century Theatre, Northampton and The Majestic Theatre, West Springfield. She was the lead teacher/director for the Montessori School of Northampton’s Summer Drama Program for 9 years, a teacher/director last summer with Hampshire Shakespeare’s Summer Theatre Program housed at Williston Northampton, a drama teacher/director at PVPA, an artist/educator with Enchanted Circle Theatre, and taught drama at Athol-Royalston Middle School. She teaches Adult Acting Classes with Pauline Productions and has taught acting at local and regional colleges. She has a BA in Theatre from Smith College and an Ed. D in Creativity/Human Development from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Hampshire Shakespeare Company is a community-based organization with part-time seasonal professional staff. The Company brings together professional, amateur and student performers, offering audiences and actors a range of theatrical experiences from the most profound to the most playful. Our summer performances are held on the campus of The Hartsbrook School on an open-air stage with a majestic view of the Holyoke Range.