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						NOW ON SALE Condensed Shakespeare Festival "Toga Party Edition" Comedy of Errors, Antigone, and 10 minute Medea Directed by Nathan Autrey   Click here for tickets or call our ticketing service at 1-866-811-4111  August 13 - August 22		Click here to read Review of Forum. Click here for Review of Pride and Prejudice in the Star Telegram Read What the Star Telegram had to say about - Much Ado About Nothing: 'Much Ado' about something great - Click here to read Article Click here to see what our patrons had to say about A Christmas Carol on You Tube.

A 501 (c) (3) Non-Profit Organization Fort Worth's only year round Shakespeare Company The Stolen Shakespeare Guild performs the works of Shakespeare, works from which he drew his inspiration, & works that, in turn, have been influenced by the immortal Bard himself.

2010 SPONSORS

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Quotes from past productions

"Fort Worth company leaves 'Christmas Carol’ just as it should be" Punch Shaw, Fort Worth Star Telegram and DFW.COM "But the only real problem with this show is that it has too short a run" The SSG agrees, so buy season tickets and we will expand our runs!

 NORTH TEXAS LITERARY CRITICISM

The cast gave a highly-entertaining presentation of Shakespeare. I won't call them amateurs; this is high-quality work. Among the cast bios, I counted 8 with bachelors degrees or above, several in theater, and three current students. All in all, a well-educated cast with the know-how to bring Shakespeare to life."

Fort Worth Star Telegram

"For Shakespeare lovers, it's a clever feast"

"Summer" and "Shakespeare" are practically synonymous in Texas.Unfortunately, "short" and Shakespeare" are not. Until now!

"It's all done successfully because the performers exhibit complete respect for Willy Shakes' words, but still know how to have fun."

John Garcia's The Column

"The director assembled worthy crew and actors fit to tell this classic tale."