ASHLAND, Ore — The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) announced its 2021 season will be a combination of onstage and digital performances.
The streaming performances will be both new works and productions from the OSF archives, according to the festival’s website.
OSF is planning to bring back stage productions this fall, but will wait until there is more clarity surrounding gatherings and social distancing guidelines before announcing specific dates.
The OSF canceled its fall 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The festival is a major tourist draw in southern Oregon and is among the oldest and largest professional nonprofit theaters in the nation. It prides itself on offering outdoor showings of Shakespeare’s plays performed in a venue similar to what his contemporary audiences would have experienced, but it also offers other types of theater in indoor performance halls.
