Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Mother load was terrific I recommend it to everyone, it felt so real that I almost cried. This actors did the most excellent job! It was so real and it goes right along with what is going on currently and what had happened in pass, but most of all it has great messages and it very funny. It’s a great play totally felt in love with it. Thank for such an amazing time.

Everyone who enjoys plays should make a visit to OSF. Several theatre options and an ever changing listing of plays means there is something for everyone.
In addition to the festival offerings, the city of Ashland has great lodging and many unique art galleries and stores.

Parking is a really significant problem unless you are there 60 min early. Such a shame that they have this wonderful event but they don't care enough to provide sufficient parking. The play was wonderful despite the lack of speech/language training.

Brought the family to see Alice in Wonderland at the Elizabethan theater. It was a glorious show with beautiful weather.

A world of fun! The musicals and plays I saw at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival simply blew me away with their awesomeness! The acting/dancing/singing was top notch, as were the sets/costumes/music. This was an unforgettable world class theater experience.

Great production value. Like going to Broadway. Venue is outside, seats are hard. But performance value is awesome. People there seem to be a little snotty.

We go every year, never disappointed! There is always a great selection of shows to see and the town of Ashland is absolutely lovely.

My daughter and I drove up from Sacramento to see "All's Well That Ends Well". The Allen Elizabethan theatre was amazing! The play was three hours, and all with Ashland's perfect quirkiness. The costumes were a cross between Shakespeare and hip-hop and more, just as eclectic. We are already planning our next trip!

Please go! Even if you don't understand Shakespearean language it is always a great show. I've been going since I was 6, my first play was the Tempest and I was so in awe of Prospero and his lightning staff.

I loved watching Macbeth here! Staff is kind and friendly, and the fare is affordable. My only concern is that there are not enough safety checks in place.

Amazing place to go and enjoy a play. The actor and the atmosphere is so much fun. Please bring layers as the theatres are a little colder to keep the actor comfortable while they perform. All in all Ashland is a magical place.

Plays are not limited to Shakespeare, performed mostly by a repertory company, and are creatively staged. Themes are often challenging and very rewarding. Go every year!

We saw AliceInWonderland this year and loved the creative take on it. The Cheshire Cat costume was absolutely brilliant! I also really enjoyed getting a hot apple cider during intermission to warm my hands in the October night. I would highly recommend viewing a play at OSF.

I recently saw Macbeth at the Allen Elizabethan theater. This is OSF outdoor theater, and what an amazing experience it was to look up and see the stars. The sound was great, The stage was beautiful, the actors were well rehearsed and full of passion, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere took you to a different century. If you happen to see a play here during the fall make sure to bring a bundle up and bring a blanket. 100% must experience a play at OSF. If you are just passing through, go! If you are a local, go!

2-3 times a year. We like the balance of classical Shakespeare with contemporary performances.

Vietgone blew us away. Even after coming here for 5+ years we continue to be enthralled. Will continue our membership for the foreseeable future.

We’ve had a ladies trip for 20 years where we all meet in Ashland Oregon and attend the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. We are headed there this week. The plays are always wonderful and the trips are warm and memorable. Can’t wait to see Macbeth!

Had a very enjoyable evening watching “All’s well that ends well. ” They do a great job of presenting a modern interpretation of the play while staying true to the original language. These are not stuffy stiff performances.

One thing we didn’t realize at first is that the theater is open air. So be sure to bring a jacket to stay warm.