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The Tempest: Tour 2013
Thank you to all our audience, our wonderful venues and our ever helpful supporters!

We can hardly wait to return to your backyard for more fun, foolery and fripperies!


Stone Soup 2013 Tour from Stone Soup Shakespeare on Vimeo.


How We Bring Shakespeare to Life

Stone Soup Shakespeare presents the plays of Shakespeare as if they are brand new stories because to many people they are.  We hope that our audiences' first experience with Shakespeare will be lively and entertaining. For those already acquainted with Shakespeare, we hope they can come and see these plays as new stories told again for the first time.

Shakespeare's plays were meant to be seen and heard — not read in a classroom.   We strive to mimic the energy and inventiveness of the troupes of players popular in Shakespeare’s day making them accessible to a modern audience. 

Our performances are free to the public to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to experience these plays as they come to life.
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Upcoming Events

For the full Tour 2013 Schedule please visit our Tour Page

Tour 2013 has come to a close.  We are working to bring The Tempest to Chicago audiences later this summer and will soon have information posted about other events, readings, workshops and next tour for you here.


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The 2013 tour is partially supported by the Carbondale Community Arts Southern Arts Fund and by the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.



_  *Stone Soup Shakespeare is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for Stone Soup Shakespeare must be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.