Shakespeare by the Sea - St. John's NL
Registered Name: Shakespeare by the Sea Festival Inc.
Business No: 891781841RR0001
This organization is designated by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as a registered charity. They comply with the CRA's requirements and has been issued a charitable registration number.
Shakespeare by the Sea Festival produces and promotes artistic work with a focus on Shakespeare to audiences in NL.
Our Mission:
- Shakespeare by the Sea Festival is a long-standing community-based charitable organization that produces and promotes artistic work with a focus on Shakespeare to audiences in NL. We unite seasoned and developing talent, and set a standard of excellence for all our endeavours.
Our Vision:
- We are a cultural cornerstone enriching community and artistic life in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Our work resonates beyond the stage.
Our Core Value:
- All hands to the pump!
Our other values:
- Professionalism
- Inclusion
- Mentorship and Development
- Accountability
- Camaraderie
- Pride of Place
- Artistic Inspiration
About Us
- Shakespeare By The Sea Festival Inc., a community-based, charitable organization, produces and promotes artistic works with a focus on William Shakespeare. Our organization unites seasoned and developing talent and aspires to excel in all aspects of our work.
- The Shakespeare By The Sea Festival is the longest running outdoor summer theatre event in the St. John's area and celebrated its 20th season in 2012.
- Since 1993, the Shakespeare By The Sea Festival has been performing the works of that famous Bard all around the St. John's area – from the cliff-top meadows of Logy Bay to the historic World War Two bunkers at Cape Spear – from the cobblestoned courtyard of the Murray Premises to the lush landscapes of Bowring Park. Since that time, the Festival has grown into a much-anticipated annual event.
- Shakespeare By The Sea Festival Inc. is a registered charity (No. 891781841RR0001) with the Canada Revenue Agency and is a proud member of the Shakespeare Theatre Association.