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2002 » Issue 32, Published on Wednesday, August 7, 2002 » Special Section

Bus Barn offers free Shakespeare in park

By Town Crier Staff Report

Bus Barn Stage Company’s free Shakespeare in the Park presentation of “As You Like It” runs this weekend and next at Shoup Park in Los Altos.

Performances are scheduled for 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, and Aug. 17 and 18. Each performance runs three hours.

Directed by Kit Wilder, “As You Like It” features Valerie Allen, John Aney, Joel Bischoff, Geno Carvalho, MacKenzie Fegan, David Hundsness, Heather Hemingway, Jim Johnson, Sam Krow-Lucal, Lisa Mallette, Bill Olson, Christian Thomas, Jeff Vinal and Eric Wenberg.

Audience members are encouraged to bring a picnic dinner and relax on the grass to watch the performance.

Shoup Park is located at 360 University Ave.

For more information, call 941-0551 or logon to www.busbarn.org.


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