is one of the most prominent theater companies in town, yet it doesn鈥檛 own a stage.
The organization shares its various stages 鈥� Shakespeare Glen in Forest Park, local schools and even city streets 鈥� with the public. With programs like , which tells a community鈥檚 story, that sharing comes with great responsibility.
This weekend, Shakespeare Festival presents its streetside production, a take on 鈥淜ing Lear鈥� called 鈥淏low, Winds鈥� on the steps of the St. Louis Public Library鈥檚 downtown location.
In our latest we talk with Jennifer Wintzer, the festival鈥檚 director of community engagement and education, and 鈥淏low, Winds鈥� associate director Jacqueline Thompson.
Lamar Harris scored the production, to be sung by the Central Baptist Church Choir and directed by the Rev. Chris Watkins. The step team will also perform.
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