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SUMMER 2020 SUMMER 2021
“I have missed PSF’s audience and the people
I have been lucky enough to work with for the past
25 years! It always feels like a homecoming.
Now more than ever.”
Greg Wood, PSF Actor
“Life out at the Festival is always a welcome respite.”
Akeem Davis, PSF Actor
“I have missed the astounding quality of the artistry
produced and performed at PSF, and in our own
Lehigh Valley!”
Judith Harris, Esquire PSF Board President
“I’m so excited to be back with my friend Will!”
Valerie Moritz Smith, 2019 Season Sponsor
Welcome Back
You have been on our minds. In any given year, the arts play an important role
in our health and well-being, refreshing the nervous system, bringing beauty
into our lives, and reminding us of our interconnectedness. After more than a
year of great challenge, separation, and heartache, we thought it important
to produce as much theatre for you as we could this summer, and to offer
something for everyone in how we share our productions.
In the following pages, you will find details on the plays we will produce
outdoors in our new Air Products Open Air Theatre, indoors socially distanced
on our Main Stage, and virtually, including performances recorded this summer
in front of a live audience in our indoor and outdoor spaces.
If there are shared themes to these plays, they are perhaps creativity and
resilience, which seem to us a good fit for this moment. Across the season’s
offerings, the characters’ determination is matched with resilient action. The
plays explore how we create what we create, whether it is to find love in an
enchanted forest, to build deeper, life-changing friendships, to defy the slings
and arrows and forge an authentically expressive life, or to tell a story again
and again until the insights are irresistibly convincing.
While safety protocols are fluid as of this printing, we will follow the
prevailing guidance from Actor’s Equity, the CDC, and civil authorities.
Actors will be unmasked and will keep their distance from you, and we will
ask you to keep a bit of distance from those not in your party. Current union
requirements for these 90-minute, no-intermission performances are for a
masked audience, which will help keep you and our community safe.
We hope your time at PSF this summer is many
things: fun, refreshing, renewing, moving. Mostly,
we hope your experience is one of relief, as we
emerge together and with care into the open air,
moving from our separation into meaningful and
joyous communal experience.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Season Sponsor
Douglas Dykhouse
Associate Season Sponsors
Linda Lapos Kathleen Kund Nolan
The Szarko Family
& Paul Wirth & Timothy E. Nolan
Sponsors
Amaranth Steve &
Foundation Jane Auvil
Lee & Amy Miller
Dolly Butz Cohen, Ph.D.
Susan Henry Martin Brenda & John
& James T. Martin, Jr. McGlade
Dr. James & Drs. Paul & Darbin &
Penny Pantano June Schlueter Deborah Skeans
Valerie Keith &
Moritz Smith Stefanie Wexler
Festival Host Sponsor
Pennsylvania Shakespeare PSF receives state arts funding support
Festival’s production of A through a grant from the Pennsylvania
Midsummer Night’s Dream is Council on the Arts, a state agency funded
part of Shakespeare in American by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Communities, a program of the and the National Endowment for the Arts,
National Endowment for the Arts a federal agency.
in partnership with Arts Midwest.
PSF IS THE OFFICIAL SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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MAIN STAGE
JUNE 29 to JULY 11
“ …channels Wilson’s fearlessness, thirst for
knowledge and poet’s eye for his surroundings…”
-The Washington Post
August Wilson’s How I Learned What I Learned
By august wilson • Co-Conceived by Todd Kreidler
Directed by christopher v. edwards • Starring Tony todd
Originally written and performed by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright
August Wilson, How I Learned What I Learned explores autobiographical insights
into the career of one of America’s greatest writers. This theatrical memoir charts
Wilson’s life and artistic journey, from growing up in Pittsburgh’s Hill District
to the completion of Fences (originally slated for PSF’s 2020 summer season)
and other groundbreaking plays in his renowned American Century Cycle. In a
moving solo performance, Wilson’s poetic power takes center stage, illuminating
a vivid portrait of his self-discovery and growth in becoming a Black artist in
America. Contains adult subject matter and strong language. Ages 13+
Starring veteran stage, film, and television actor Tony Todd. With an acting career
spanning more than 30 years, Tony has an extensive list of credits in all genres.
Director Christopher V. Edwards recently joined PSF’s staff as Distinguished
Artist & Consultant providing insight and guidance for planning, programming,
diversity and inclusion.
Licensing restrictions do not allow for this production to be filmed for virtual streaming.
LIVE/In Person
Audio Description for patrons who are visually impaired.
Audio Description is a form of audio-visual translation. TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
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How I Learned What I Learned will be performed for aLIVE/In Personsocially distanced audience.
limited-capacity
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AIR PRODUCTS
OPEN AIR THEATRE
JULY 7 to AUGUST 1
Shakespeare's Enchanting Comedy
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
By william shakespeare • Directed by Matt Pfeiffer
In their escape from court to an enchanted forest, mismatched lovers encounter
mischievous fairies in Shakespeare’s masterfully orchestrated comedy. The trickster
Puck trips up the lovers as the king and queen of the fairies mingle with a clownish
Athenian craftsman and his band of hapless players, yielding a magical night of
moonlit merriment and revelry. Barrymore Award-winning director Matt Pfeiffer returns
following critically acclaimed PSF productions of Twelfth Night, As You Like It, and
The Taming of the Shrew, hailed as “the region’s most reliable director of William
Shakespeare.” The Bard evokes a brilliant world of wonder in this delightful comedy, a
dream come true for all ages. Ages 7+
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Audio Description for patrons who are visually impaired. LIVE/In Person
Audio Description is a form of audio-visual translation.
Patrons use headsets to hear the audio description. TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
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performed for a socially distanced audience 6:30 PM 6:30 PM 6:30 PM 6:30 PM 6:30 PM 6:30 PM
in the outdoor theatre. Refer to page 18 for virtual performance calendar.
We ask patrons to bring their own lawn chairs.
Masks must be worn before, during, and after the performance (asPerson
LIVE/In of this printing).
All live/in-person performances start at 6:30pm. TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
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JULY 20 to AUGUST 1
“ nothing short of mesmerizing…”
- The Boston Globe
An Iliad LIVE/In Person
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By Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare JUne 29 30 1
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Based on Homer's The Iliad, translated by Robert Fagles
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In a modern-day retelling of Homer’s classic, a lone storyteller and a live
musician deliver a visceral and brilliantly refreshing recollection of heroes,
Greek gods, and humanity’s attraction to destruction
LIVE/Inand chaos. In a dynamic,
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contemporary, and immediate theatrical event, TUE the WED THU FRI SAT SUN
embattled storyteller recounts one of literature’s most 7 8 9 10 11
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enduring legacies, while questioning whether or not PREVIEW PREVIEW OPENING 6:30 PM 6:30 PM
anything has really changed. Greg Wood returns13to PSF 14 in a15 16 17 18 JULY
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virtuosic turn to weave a powerful, poetic, and epic tale that
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Contains some strong language. Ages 13+
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Don’t miss the Lehigh Valley premiere of this epic and
groundbreaking play. Greg Wood
Refer to page 18 for virtual performance calendar.
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Audio Description for patrons who are visually impaired.
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change the world.”
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With the help of a young girl named Fern, andLIVE/In Charlotte
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Child (12 & under): $14 • Adult: $18
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autism spectrum, and people of all abilities and ages who
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Refer to page 18 for virtual performance calendar.
We ask patrons to bring their own lawn chairs.
Masks must be worn before, during, and after the performance (as of this printing).
All live/in-person performances start at 10:00am.
Run time is approximately 60 minutes with no intermission.
This production is also available to stream. Refer to pages 14 and 18 for virtual offerings.
Refer to page 15 for more details about your visit.
TICKETS 610.282.WILL pashakespeare.org 12AIR PRODUCTS OPEN AIR THEATRE
MONDAY, JULY 12 6:30 PM
Phoenix is so excited to finally return to the
PSF stage and debut her solo show. Join
her for a lively evening of songs and stories
about the shows, people, and musical
influences that carried her to a starring role
on Broadway. An entertaining evening for
all ages. Live/In-Person. $45
Phoenix Best
By • Directed by KJ Sanchez
STREAMING VIRTUALLY JULY 6 to JULY 18 8:00 PM
Good fences make good neighbors in this new comedy of clashing cultures and
rival gardens. When a rising Chilean attorney Pablo and his pregnant doctoral
candidate wife Tania buy a home next to well-established D.C. couple Frank and
Virginia, an innocent disagreement over a long-standing fence turns into an all-
out border feud. With frank discussions of class, ethnicity, taste, and privilege,
critics call Karen Zacarías’ “biting, perceptive, and ultimately hopeful” script a
“true breath of comic fresh air.”
Available exclusively as a virtual
experience, Native Gardens will be
presented as a filmed reading, bringing
new stories and perspectives to our
Joseph Gisela Susan Riley Greg
audiences. $20 (per viewing) Castillo- Chipe Stevens Wood
MidyettDirected by jessica bedford
AIR PRODUCTS OPEN AIR THEATRE JULY 24 & JULY 25 3:00 PM
Four idealistic young men foreswear food, fun, and women to dedicate
themselves to study and fasting. But when Rosaline, Maria, Katherine, and the
Princess arrive, the men’s vows are put to the test. A sweet romantic comedy full
of mistaken identities, confessions of love, and heartfelt affection. $10
The Young Company Shakespeare Project exemplifies PSF’s mission of education,
providing live Shakespeare performance opportunities for the student actors who
make up the Festival’s Young Company. With a focus on language and character,
students inhabit some of Shakespeare’s greatest roles as they seamlessly
continue the work of their studies in a professional environment. Live/In-Person.
Virtual programming, including most of the works we will produce onsite,
will be available for those who prefer or need to see productions from the
comfort of their homes.
For those who choose to attend PSF virtually, several of the season’s indoor
and outdoor offerings will be video recorded in front of a live audience and
then made available to purchase access for viewing online. Additionally, the
Festival will introduce a virtual play reading of playwright Karen Zacarías’
popular play Native Gardens.
Streaming Dates:
Native Gardens: July 6 to July 18 ($20)
Charlotte’s Web: July 13 to July 31 ($15)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: July 20 to August 1 ($25)
An Iliad: July 27 to August 1 ($25)
Patrons will receive a link to stream the production on the day of the
performance. All performances have a set start time, and must be viewed at
that time. Prices above are per viewing. Tickets on sale now.
TICKETS 610.282.WILL pashakespeare.org 14Your Guide to Attending PSF
The Festival will prioritize the safety and comfort of its patrons, artists, and community,
and adapt to current and anticipated circumstances with the following safety protocols:
Face masks are to be worn at all times Rigorous cleaning protocols of all high-touch
before, during, and after the performance. and high-traffic areas inside and outside of
the theatre.
Limited-capacity outdoor and indoor
performances to ensure 6' between patron Physical distancing supported through
groups in all directions while seated during directional signage and the guidance of staff
a performance. and volunteers.
Audience seating maps have been Hand-sanitizing stations in and around the
reconfigured to create social distancing. indoor and outdoor areas of our theatres.
Performance run times are approximately Seating begins a minimum of 10' from the
90 minutes with no intermission. (60 actors to ensure a safe distance between
minutes for Charlotte's Web.) audience and artists.
Our HVAC system has an enhanced Paperless e-ticket options and digital
filtration system set to provide fresh air house programs.
throughout the Labuda Center for the
Assistive listening receivers sanitized
Performing Arts.
between uses.
Exchange fees waived for all cases of illness.
Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival remains committed to the health and safety of our
community and adheres to all requirements and regulations set forth by the Pennsylvania
Department of Health, the CDC, and the Actors' Equity Association. Our health climate is
ever-changing. The full safety guidelines and weather policy can be found on PSF’s website
at Pashakespeare.org/guide2021
These are the current guidelines at the time of this printing, May 2021.
Essentials & Extras
your visit
PSF will perform to a limited-capacity socially
distanced audience in two theatres: indoors in the
air-conditioned Main Stage theatre, and outdoors
on the new Air Products Open Air Theatre on
the mall adjacent to the Labuda Center for the
Performing Arts on the Center Valley campus
of DeSales University. Parking is convenient,
abundant and free.attending the air products open air theatre
Welcome to our new outdoor theatre, located on the mall adjacent to the Labuda
Center. Upon your arrival, follow the directional signage to the new outdoor box office.
Note: The seating for the outdoor theatre is two people per “pod.” We ask all patrons
to bring their own lawn chairs.
at the Shakespeare CaFE
Before every evening performance, experience live
Renaissance music in the inviting garden atmosphere
just outside the theatre, “on the green.” Enjoy a
refreshing menu including artisan sandwiches, salads,
fresh fruit parfaits, and delectable sweets at the
Shakespeare Café, or feel free to bring your own picnic
and bottle of cheer.
Twilight on the Terrace
Enjoy a sit-down dining experience in the comfort of the shade on PSF’s tented terrace.
With different menus each week, a three-course dinner is available for your enjoyment on
Thursday through Saturday evenings (July 1-31) with seatings starting at 5:00pm. $26.99 to
$30.99. Advance purchase and reservations required.
Picnic Baskets for One or for Two
Prefer something more casual? Enjoy a picnic basket on the green with an elegant twist.
Varietal baskets include house-made sandwiches, fruit salad, pasta salad, miniature desserts,
and bottles of water. $12.99/$20.99. Advance purchase required.
Prologues
Explore the plot and characters before every performance of A Midsummer Night’s
Dream with PSF staff in a relaxed, informal setting. Held 45 minutes prior to curtain at the
Air Products Open Air Theatre on the mall adjacent to the theatre. Made possible by a
generous gift from Drs. Paul & June Schlueter.
Shakespearean Insights
WDIY 88.1 FM, Lehigh Valley Community Public Radio, partners with PSF to air
programming about Shakespeare in May running through July.
TICKETS 610.282.WILL pashakespeare.org 16Live/In-Person Performance Calendar
SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT
JUNE 20 JUNE 21 JUNE 22 JUNE 23 JUNE 24 JUNE 25 JUNE 26
Charlotte 10am (O) Charlotte 10am
JUNE 27 JUNE 28 JUNE 29 JUNE 30 JULY 1 JULY 2 JULY 3
Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Learned 6:30pm
Learned Learned 6:30pm (P) Learned Learned 6:30pm
6:30pm (P) 6:30pm (O)
JULY 4 JULY 5 JULY 6 JULY 7 JULY 8 JULY 9 JULY 10
Learned 6:30pm Learned Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am
6:30pm Learned Learned 6:30pm Learned 6:30pm Learned 6:30pm
6:30pm Dream Dream 6:30pm (O) Dream 6:30pm
Dream 6:30pm (P) 6:30pm (P)
JULY 11 JULY 12 JULY 13 JULY 14 JULY 15 JULY 16 JULY 17
Learned 6:30pm Phoenix Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am
Dream 6:30pm Best Concert Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm
6:30pm (ONO) Dream 6:30pm
JULY 18 JULY 19 JULY 20 JULY 21 JULY 22 JULY 23 JULY 24
Dream 6:30pm Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte10am Charlotte 10am
Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm YC Shakes 3pm
An Iliad An Iliad 6:30pm (P) An Iliad An Iliad 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm
6:30pm (P) 6:30pm (O) An Iliad 6:30pm
JULY 25 JULY 26 JULY 27 JULY 28 JULY 29 JULY 30 JULY 31
YC Shakes 3pm Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am Charlotte 10am
Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm Dream 6:30pm
An Iliad 6:30pm An Iliad An Iliad 6:30pm An Iliad 6:30pm An Iliad 6:30pm An Iliad 6:30pm
6:30pm
AUGUST 1 (P) = Preview YC Shakes = Love’s Labour’s Lost Outoor Location: Charlotte’s Web,
Dream 6:30pm (O) = Opening A Midsummer Night’s Dream,
Audio Described Performance
(ONO) = One Night Only
Love’s Labour’s Lost, & In Concert with
An Iliad 6:30pm Sign-Interpreted Performance Phoenix Best
Learned = How I Learned What I Learned Open Captioned Performance
Dream = A Midsummer Night’s Dream Indoor Location: August Wilson’s How
Relaxed Performance I Learned What I Learned & An Iliad
Charlotte = Charlotte’s Web
= Twilight on the Terrace Prices, season and artists subject to change.
Accessibility
The Box Office will gladly accommodate your request for a wheelchair or companion seat, space
for a service animal, large print program or a headset for the assisted listening system. PSF’s
accessibility offerings also include Audio Described, Open Captioned, Relaxed,
and American Sign Language interpreted performances.
Audio Described (AD) Relaxed Performance
Learned...............................Wed., July 7, 6:30pm Charlotte’s Web...................... Sat., July 17, 10am
Charlotte’s Web................... Wed., July 14, 10am
Dream................................Wed., July 21, 6:30pm American Sign Language
An Iliad..............................Wed., July 28, 6:30pm Interpreted (ASL)
Charlotte’s Web................... Wed., July 14, 10am
Open Captions (OC) Dream................................Wed., July 21, 6:30pm
Learned...............................Wed., July 7, 6:30pm
Refer to individual show pages for
An Iliad..............................Wed., July 28, 6:30pm
more information.Virtual Performance Calendar
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JULY 4 JULY 5 JULY 6 JULY 7 JULY 8 JULY 9 JULY 10
Native Native Native Native Native
Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm
JULY 11 JULY 12 JULY 13 JULY 14 JULY 15 JULY 16 JULY 17
Native Gardens Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm
8pm Native Native Native Native Native
Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm Gardens 8pm
JULY 18 JULY 19 JULY 20 JULY 21 JULY 22 JULY 23 JULY 24
Native Gardens Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm
8pm Dream 8pm Dream 8pm Dream 8pm Dream 8pm Dream 8pm
JULY 25 JULY 26 JULY 27 JULY 28 JULY 29 JULY 30 JULY 31
Dream 8pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm Charlotte 12pm
Dream 8pm Dream 8pm Dream 8pm Dream 8pm Dream 8pm
An Iliad An Iliad An Iliad An Iliad An Iliad
8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm
AUGUST 1 virtual ticket prices
Dream 8pm Dream/An Iliad ............................................................................................................................................................... $25
An Iliad Native Gardens .............................................................................................................................................................. $20
8pm Charlotte’s Web ............................................................................................................................................................. $15
Live/In-Person Ticket Prices
LEARNED, DREAM, & AN ILIAD
A A A A A A
B B B B B B
C C C C C C
ADULT A SEATING
D D D D D D
E E E E E E
F F F F F F
G G G G G G
Preview............................................................... $38
H H H H H H
J J J J J J
K K K K K K
L L L L L L
Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday......... $52 Wheelchair & Companion Seating
A A A A A A
Friday, Saturday................................................. $60 B
C
B B
C C
D
B B
CC
D
B
C
Discounts available for senior citizens, youth & active military
A Seating B Seating
ADA Seating
ADULT B SEATING (all days)............................. $25 SO C I A L LY D I S TA N CE D M A I N S TA G E
C APAC I T Y: 10 6
Balcony is only accessible via stairs. Black squares are unavailable seats this season.
In Concert with Phoenix Best........................... $45
Charlotte’s Web...... Child (12 & under): $14 • Adult: $18
Love’s Labour’s Lost, Young Company............. $10 B
A
B
A A
B
A
B R
L C C C C I
E D D D D
G
F E E E E
H
T F F F F
T
Groups G
H H
G G
H H
G
J J
Ten or more makes it an event—and with
discounted tickets! Call Melody Marshall for A Seating B Seating
Wheelchair & Companion Seating
details and tickets at 610.282.3654, ext. 2 A I R P R O D U C T S O P E N A IR T H E AT RE
or psfgroups@pashakespeare.org. CAPACITY: 2 5 6
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