BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festiva l Exhibition X-WR-TIMEZONE:Mountain Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754777949 DTSTART:20260605T160000Z DTEND:20260606T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754778974 DTSTART:20260606T160000Z DTEND:20260607T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754779999 DTSTART:20260608T160000Z DTEND:20260609T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754781024 DTSTART:20260609T160000Z DTEND:20260610T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754781025 DTSTART:20260610T160000Z DTEND:20260611T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754782050 DTSTART:20260611T160000Z DTEND:20260612T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754783075 DTSTART:20260612T160000Z DTEND:20260613T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754784100 DTSTART:20260613T160000Z DTEND:20260614T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754784101 DTSTART:20260616T160000Z DTEND:20260617T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754785126 DTSTART:20260617T160000Z DTEND:20260618T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754786151 DTSTART:20260618T160000Z DTEND:20260619T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754787176 DTSTART:20260619T160000Z DTEND:20260620T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754787177 DTSTART:20260620T160000Z DTEND:20260621T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754788202 DTSTART:20260622T160000Z DTEND:20260623T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754789227 DTSTART:20260623T160000Z DTEND:20260624T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754790252 DTSTART:20260624T160000Z DTEND:20260625T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754791277 DTSTART:20260625T160000Z DTEND:20260626T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754792302 DTSTART:20260626T160000Z DTEND:20260627T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754793327 DTSTART:20260627T160000Z DTEND:20260628T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754794352 DTSTART:20260629T160000Z DTEND:20260630T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754795377 DTSTART:20260630T160000Z DTEND:20260701T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754795378 DTSTART:20260701T160000Z DTEND:20260702T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754796403 DTSTART:20260702T160000Z DTEND:20260703T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754797428 DTSTART:20260706T160000Z DTEND:20260707T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754798453 DTSTART:20260707T160000Z DTEND:20260708T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754799478 DTSTART:20260708T160000Z DTEND:20260709T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754800503 DTSTART:20260709T160000Z DTEND:20260710T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754800504 DTSTART:20260710T160000Z DTEND:20260711T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754801529 DTSTART:20260711T160000Z DTEND:20260712T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754802554 DTSTART:20260713T160000Z DTEND:20260714T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754803579 DTSTART:20260714T160000Z DTEND:20260715T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754804604 DTSTART:20260715T160000Z DTEND:20260716T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754804605 DTSTART:20260716T160000Z DTEND:20260717T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754805630 DTSTART:20260717T160000Z DTEND:20260718T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754806655 DTSTART:20260718T160000Z DTEND:20260719T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754807680 DTSTART:20260720T160000Z DTEND:20260721T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754808705 DTSTART:20260721T160000Z DTEND:20260722T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754808706 DTSTART:20260722T160000Z DTEND:20260723T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754809731 DTSTART:20260723T160000Z DTEND:20260724T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754810756 DTSTART:20260725T160000Z DTEND:20260726T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754811781 DTSTART:20260727T160000Z DTEND:20260728T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754811782 DTSTART:20260728T160000Z DTEND:20260729T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754812807 DTSTART:20260729T160000Z DTEND:20260730T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754813832 DTSTART:20260730T160000Z DTEND:20260731T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754813833 DTSTART:20260731T160000Z DTEND:20260801T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754814858 DTSTART:20260801T160000Z DTEND:20260802T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754814859 DTSTART:20260803T160000Z DTEND:20260804T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754815884 DTSTART:20260804T160000Z DTEND:20260805T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754816909 DTSTART:20260805T160000Z DTEND:20260806T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754816910 DTSTART:20260806T160000Z DTEND:20260807T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754817935 DTSTART:20260807T160000Z DTEND:20260808T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754818960 DTSTART:20260808T160000Z DTEND:20260809T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754818961 DTSTART:20260810T160000Z DTEND:20260811T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754819986 DTSTART:20260811T160000Z DTEND:20260812T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754821011 DTSTART:20260812T160000Z DTEND:20260813T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754821012 DTSTART:20260813T160000Z DTEND:20260814T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214256Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754822037 DTSTART:20260814T160000Z DTEND:20260815T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754823062 DTSTART:20260815T160000Z DTEND:20260816T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754823063 DTSTART:20260817T160000Z DTEND:20260818T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754824088 DTSTART:20260818T160000Z DTEND:20260819T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754825113 DTSTART:20260819T160000Z DTEND:20260820T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754825114 DTSTART:20260820T160000Z DTEND:20260821T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754826139 DTSTART:20260821T160000Z DTEND:20260822T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754827164 DTSTART:20260822T160000Z DTEND:20260823T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754827165 DTSTART:20260824T160000Z DTEND:20260825T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754828190 DTSTART:20260825T160000Z DTEND:20260826T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754829215 DTSTART:20260826T160000Z DTEND:20260827T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754829216 DTSTART:20260827T160000Z DTEND:20260828T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754830241 DTSTART:20260828T160000Z DTEND:20260829T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754831266 DTSTART:20260829T160000Z DTEND:20260830T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754832291 DTSTART:20260831T160000Z DTEND:20260901T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754832292 DTSTART:20260901T160000Z DTEND:20260902T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754833317 DTSTART:20260902T160000Z DTEND:20260903T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754834342 DTSTART:20260903T160000Z DTEND:20260904T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754835367 DTSTART:20260904T160000Z DTEND:20260905T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754835368 DTSTART:20260905T160000Z DTEND:20260906T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754836393 DTSTART:20260908T160000Z DTEND:20260909T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214257Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754837418 DTSTART:20260909T160000Z DTEND:20260910T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754838443 DTSTART:20260910T160000Z DTEND:20260911T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754839468 DTSTART:20260911T160000Z DTEND:20260912T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754839469 DTSTART:20260912T160000Z DTEND:20260913T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754840494 DTSTART:20260914T160000Z DTEND:20260915T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754841519 DTSTART:20260915T160000Z DTEND:20260916T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754842544 DTSTART:20260916T160000Z DTEND:20260917T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754843569 DTSTART:20260917T160000Z DTEND:20260918T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754844594 DTSTART:20260918T160000Z DTEND:20260919T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754845619 DTSTART:20260919T160000Z DTEND:20260920T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754846644 DTSTART:20260921T160000Z DTEND:20260922T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754847669 DTSTART:20260922T160000Z DTEND:20260923T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754849718 DTSTART:20260923T160000Z DTEND:20260924T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754851767 DTSTART:20260924T160000Z DTEND:20260925T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754852792 DTSTART:20260925T160000Z DTEND:20260926T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261016T214258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53682754852793 DTSTART:20260926T160000Z DTEND:20260927T020000Z DESCRIPTION:The Utah Shakespeare Festival was the dream of Fred Adams\, who se vision was rooted in a profound belief in the power of theater to posit ively transform the campus of Southern Utah University\, the community of Cedar City\, and generations of audience and actor participants. And it al l started in 1962 with the tragic story of a vengeful Danish prince\, play ed by a college student.\n\nThe Play’s the Thing exhibition celebrates t he Festival’s landmark 65th Anniversary through its productions of Hamle t—memories captured and history plotted by props and costumes\, programs and photos\, as well as other mementos from six decades of plays. First i n 1962 and now in 2026\, Hamlet continues to showcase the importance of Sh akespeare’s language combined with the intimacy of live theatre and embe dded in the star-filled sky of a Cedar City night\, just as Fred envisione d.\n\nSpecial thanks to Gary and Ann Crocker\, Crocker Catalyst\, and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation for making this exhibition possible.\n\nCurated by Dr. Rebecca Bloom\, with Professor Ryan Paul\, Propmaster Ben Hohman\, and Special Collections Coordinator Sally McDonald GEO:37.677014;-113.066277 LOCATION:SUMA - Southern Utah Museum of Art (MA) SUMMARY:The Play's the Thing: 65 Years of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Exh ibition URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.suu.edu/event/the-plays-the-thing-65-years-of- the-utah-shakespeare-festival-exhibition CATEGORIES:Arts/Culture CATEGORIES:Art Exhibitions END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR