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The Rosenkranz Shakespeare Fund

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Agency: Rosenkranz Foundation
Funding: Not specified
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Theatrical organizations producing major productions, with a preference for Shakespearean plays.

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The Rosenkranz Shakespeare Fund is sponsored by Rosenkranz Foundation. This fund supports at least one major theatrical production per year, with a preference for William Shakespeare's plays.

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The Rosenkranz Shakespeare Fund - - Areas of Interest - Rosenkranz Foundation In mid-December 2013, Andover’s Department of Theatre and Dance produced Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors” through the inaugural Rosenkranz Shakespeare Fund play at Andover.

Initiated by Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz, the Rosenkranz Shakespeare Fund will support at least one major theatrical production per year, with a preference for William Shakespeare’s plays.

“The fund makes it possible for us to enhance production design elements such as costumes and set, think outside the box, bring vibrant guest artists in to contribute to our productions, and produce shows we may not otherwise have considered in the past,” said Erin Strong, chair of the Department of Theatre and Dance at Andover.

Learn more about this great program at the Andover Phillips Academy website and from The Magazine of Phillips Academy Andover .

Eligibility Requirements

Theatrical organizations producing major productions, with a preference for Shakespearean plays.

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