‘Where for art thou?” Shakespeare comes to Glenwood, Carbondale schools
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Members of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival perform for students at Two Rivers Community School in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday afternoon.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent
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Members of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival perform for students at Two Rivers Community School in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday afternoon.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent
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Two Rivers Community School students laugh and listen along during the Colorado Shakespeare Festival performance at the school on Tuesday afternoon.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent
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Members of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival performed for students at Two Rivers Community School in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday afternoon, sharing a theatrical message aimed at teaching young students about bullying, empathy, teamwork and positive behavior. The troupe gave a public performance of “Macbeth” at the Arts Campus at Willits on Monday, and will be presenting to students at Carbondale Community School on Wednesday.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent
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Two Rivers Community School students laugh and listen along during the Colorado Shakespeare Festival performance at the school on Tuesday afternoon.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent
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Members of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival perform for students at Two Rivers Community School in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday afternoon.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent
Members of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival performed for students at Two Rivers Community School in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday afternoon, sharing a theatrical message aimed at teaching young students about bullying, empathy, teamwork and positive behavior. The troupe gave a public performance of “Macbeth” at the Arts Campus at Willits on Monday, and will be presenting to students at Carbondale Community School on Wednesday.
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