How to enjoy Shakespeare without really trying
April 16, 2007
For information contact: Sharon Roland, director@friscoarts.org, 972-668-5180

Countless people have had to endure Shakespeare by either being required to read it and analyze it to death in school or by being forced to attend performances of Shakespeare plays. Well, there is a cure for "Barditis" and the Frisco Community Theatre (FCT) has the cure!

Attend the "How to Enjoy Shakespeare Without Really Trying" (A Free Workshop to Appreciate the "Bard") at the Frisco Arts Center in historic downtown Frisco. Find out how to understand Shakespeare's language and how to overcome all your unhappy experiences with Shakespeare in the past. Let FCT members introduce you to the fun of seeing Shakespeare plays performed and prepare you for the summertime Shakespeare programs you can enjoy around the Metroplex.

Admission to the workshop is free and refreshments will be served. Seating is limited so reservations are required. Call 972-668-5180 to ensure your entry into the Bard’s world.

The workshop is geared to adults. Young children might not find this as entertaining as teenagers and adults will.

About Frisco Association for the Arts
Frisco Association for the Arts (Frisco Arts) is a community-based organization formed by citizens and business leaders of Frisco, Texas who believe that the arts play a vital role in the life and well-being of the community. The organization's goal is to encourage the development and growth of the arts and arts groups in our community including Frisco Area Children's Theater, Frisco Chorale, Frisco Community Band, Frisco Community Theatre, The Frisco Ballet, Visual Arts Guild of Frisco, Word of Mouth Productions, Collin County Ballet Theatre, Frisco Story Telling Festival, Plano Symphony Orchestra, Cross Timbers Youth Orchestra, Frisco Education Foundation, Collin County Community College and Frisco Elementary Strings. Memberships are available.