Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, Camp Shakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume our exploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing, we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on As You Like It (Session 1: June 12-26)) and Macbeth (Session 2: (July 3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespeare site. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW a University of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility of developing and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Director brings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedale fold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has been doing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settled in, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced by Dr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at the Santa Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended and well-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnn and my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screen presentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival has selected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notified that PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it will be on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our daily work: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful new event center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in La Grange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The La Grange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theater in Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. We have increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out but will need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and I would very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers,
Doc
Jim (Doc) Ayres Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas Founding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp Shakespeare Director of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
Wow! So much great news in one email! Congratulations to Robin on this better-than-well-deserved recognition of her role in making Camp Shakespeare such a powerful and life-changing program. And great news about the film and the new venues, and all the rest! In-Person Camp!! Time for another HornRaiser!!
Love to all, Maggie
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Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, Camp Shakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume our exploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing, we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on As You Like It (Session 1: June 12-26)) and Macbeth (Session 2: (July 3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespeare site. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW a University of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility of developing and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Director brings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedale fold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has been doing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settled in, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced by Dr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at the Santa Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended and well-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnn and my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screen presentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival has selected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notified that PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it will be on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our daily work: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful new event center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in La Grange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The La Grange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theater in Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. We have increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out but will need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and I would very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers,
Doc
Jim (Doc) Ayres Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas Founding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp Shakespeare Director of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
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Excellent news! Spring is here! My check is in the mail! And happy birthday, DOC! M.
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On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 5:57 PM Maggie Megaw maggie@bizaffairs.com wrote:
Wow! So much great news in one email! *Congratulations* to Robin on this better-than-well-deserved recognition of her role in making Camp Shakespeare such a powerful and life-changing program. And great news about the film and the new venues, and all the rest! In-Person Camp!! Time for another HornRaiser!!
Love to all,
Maggie
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*From:* shakespeare-at-winedale-email-list@googlegroups.com < shakespeare-at-winedale-email-list@googlegroups.com> *On Behalf Of *James Ayres *Sent:* Sunday, March 27, 2022 2:51 PM *To:* Shakespeare at Winedale 1970-2000 alums < winedale-l@lists.wikimedia.org>; Shakespeare List Serv < shakespeare-at-winedale-email-list@googlegroups.com> *Subject:* Camp Shakespeare 2022
Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, Camp Shakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume our exploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing, we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on *As You Like It* (Session 1: June 12-26)) and *Macbeth* (Session 2: (July 3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespeare site. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW a University of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility of developing and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Director brings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedale fold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has been doing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settled in, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced by Dr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at the Santa Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended and well-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnn and my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screen presentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival has selected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notified that PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it will be on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our daily work: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful new event center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in La Grange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The La Grange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theater in Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. We have increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out but will need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and I would very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers,
Doc
Jim (Doc) Ayres
Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas
Founding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp Shakespeare
Director of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
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Doc great to hear that more young people will have a profound Shakespeare experience!. Can you tell us the best way to contribute? Bruce
On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 5:47 PM James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com wrote:
Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, Camp Shakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume our exploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing, we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on *As You Like It* (Session 1: June 12-26)) and *Macbeth* (Session 2: (July 3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespeare site. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW a University of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility of developing and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Director brings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedale fold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has been doing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settled in, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced by Dr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at the Santa Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended and well-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnn and my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screen presentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival has selected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notified that PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it will be on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our daily work: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful new event center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in La Grange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The La Grange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theater in Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. We have increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out but will need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and I would very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers,
Doc
Jim (Doc) Ayres Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas Founding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp Shakespeare Director of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
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Congratulations to Robin and to you, Doc, on all this wonderful news!!
Hornraiser, yes!! XXXXXMARY
On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 5:47 PM James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com wrote:
Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, Camp Shakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume our exploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing, we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on *As You Like It* (Session 1: June 12-26)) and *Macbeth* (Session 2: (July 3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespeare site. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW a University of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility of developing and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Director brings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedale fold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has been doing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settled in, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced by Dr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at the Santa Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended and well-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnn and my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screen presentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival has selected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notified that PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it will be on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our daily work: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful new event center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in La Grange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The La Grange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theater in Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. We have increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out but will need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and I would very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers,
Doc
Jim (Doc) Ayres Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas Founding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp Shakespeare Director of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
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All this is such wonderful news.
Please repost the current links or regular mail addresses I can use to contribute. Thanks!
Mike
On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 2:47 PM James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com wrote:
Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, Camp Shakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume our exploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing, we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on *As You Like It* (Session 1: June 12-26)) and *Macbeth* (Session 2: (July 3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespeare site. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW a University of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility of developing and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Director brings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedale fold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has been doing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settled in, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced by Dr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at the Santa Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended and well-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnn and my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screen presentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival has selected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notified that PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it will be on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our daily work: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful new event center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in La Grange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The La Grange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theater in Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. We have increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out but will need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and I would very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers,
Doc
Jim (Doc) Ayres Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas Founding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp Shakespeare Director of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
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Cannot wait to bring my children to Winedale for this!!!!! And yes, would love to contribute. Is there an electronic way to send some Winedale/ Camp Shakespeare love?
On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 4:47 PM James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com wrote:
Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, Camp Shakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume our exploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing, we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on *As You Like It* (Session 1: June 12-26)) and *Macbeth* (Session 2: (July 3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespeare site. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW a University of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility of developing and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Director brings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedale fold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has been doing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settled in, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced by Dr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at the Santa Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended and well-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnn and my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screen presentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival has selected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notified that PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it will be on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our daily work: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful new event center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in La Grange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The La Grange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theater in Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. We have increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out but will need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and I would very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers,
Doc
Jim (Doc) Ayres Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas Founding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp Shakespeare Director of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
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Dear Doc - Huzzah and huzzah and huzzah! Many thanks for this brilliant set of good newses! How best can we contribute? All the best, Bruce Wharton On Monday, March 28, 2022, 10:54:11 AM EDT, Dallas Stobaugh dallasstobaugh@gmail.com wrote:
Cannot wait to bring my children to Winedale for this!!!!! And yes, would love to contribute. Is there an electronic way to send some Winedale/ Camp Shakespeare love? On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 4:47 PM James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com wrote:
Greetings to all! I have some very good news for you! First of all…..
you will be pleased to know that, after a two-summer pause, CampShakespeare will return to the countryside in June 2022 to resume ourexploration of play through performance. After several weeks of interviewing,we have selected two groups of very fine campers to take on As You Like It (Session 1: June 12-26)) and Macbeth (Session 2: (July3-17). Times and venues for public performances are on the Camp Shakespearesite. Please make plans now to visit and celebrate with us.
But there is even more uplifting news: Robin Grace is NOW aUniversity of Texas staff member, officially carrying the responsibility ofdeveloping and directing Camp Shakespeare. Her appointment as Directorbrings Camp Shakespeare officially and firmly into the Shakespeare at Winedalefold. Robin is finally being rewarded for the brilliant work she has beendoing for over a decade. She has her own office in Calhoun Hall, has settledin, and hard at work!
The documentary film, "Take Pains, Be Perfect,” produced byDr. Celeste Sheppard and directed by Kristi Frazier, enjoyed its premier at theSanta Fe Film Festival on February 5. The film was well-attended andwell-received and I enjoyed the interview and Q & A afterward. JoAnnand my daughter Emily attended and were overwhelmed by the big screenpresentation.
A few days later, we learned that the Dallas Film Festival hasselected the film for showing in April! And last week, we were notifiedthat PBS stations around the US are currently showing the film and that it willbe on Austin PBS on April 8 at 9:00 pm.
This summer we will be using several facilities for our dailywork: the Theater Barn at Winedale (of course), Windy Knoll (a beautiful newevent center near Round Top), and The Historic Casino Hall stage (in LaGrange). We are adding a new public performance venue this year: The LaGrange ISD Performing Arts Center. So you can visit us at the Crystal Theaterin Gonzales, the PAC in La Grange, and at Winedale!
So many good things are happening!
Now to make all possible, we will have to develop funding for it. Every budget item we have has this year increased significantly. Wehave increased the Camp fee and are cutting a small number of items out butwill need to raise $40,000 to make this summer possible. Robin and Iwould very much appreciate your assistance with this project.
Cheers, Doc
Jim (Doc) AyresProfessor Emeritus, The University of TexasFounding Director, Shakespeare at Winedale and Camp ShakespeareDirector of Mission, Camp Shakespeare
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