the Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company
The Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company has a
strong commitment to education.  Our programming
for the 2012 Seasons includes classroom workshops
for high school and university students, special
schools matinees of our production of
Romeo and
Juliet
, ongoing audience education through our
“Bard Beyond the Boards” program, and exciting
actor training opportunities for early career theatre
artists.  Click on the links below to find out about all
of our educational programming.
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Executive Director, Katherine
Mayberry delivering one of the
"Bard Beyond the Boards"
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performance of
The Comedy of
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High School Residencies
Michigan's only year-round, touring Shakespeare company
copyright 2011.
The Grand Haven based Pigeon Creek Shakespeare
Company will partner with the Frauenthal Center for the
Performing Arts to offer three daytime performances of
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet for regional high school
students on March 27, 28, and 29 at 10:00 a.m..  The
performances will take place in the Beardsley Theater at
the Frauenthal at 425 West Western Avenue in Muskegon.

The 2012 performances mark the third time that Pigeon
Creek and the Frauenthal have offered these performances
for students.  In previous years high school students from
Muskegon, Ottawa, and Kent Counties have traveled to the
Beardsley Theater to see Pigeon Creek’s performances of
Hamlet and The Merchant of Venice.  The 2012
performances of Romeo and Juliet are sponsored in part by
a grant from Target Stores.  The performances will run 90
minutes and will be followed by a 20-minute talk-back with
the actors.

Here's a downloadable pdf about the High School Matinees!
Need some Shakespeare for your students?
Romeo and Juliet HS Matinees Brochure
Pigeon Creek is a two time
recipient of Target Store
grants for arts in
education programming.  
Our 2010 High School
Residency was made
possible by a grant from
Target Stores.  For the
2012 year, this grant well
also be supporting our
High School Matinees of
Romeo and Juliet.