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The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company was founded in 2002 and quickly received a great deal of attention for its high-energy approach to the works of Shakespeare and other classics. Performing both in its indoor and outdoor homes in Ellicott City, the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company attracts a regional audience from Howard County, Baltimore, Washington and beyond. The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company is listed as a Major Festival in the book ''Shakespeare Festivals Around the World'' by Marcus D. Gregio (Editor), 2004. The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company is the theatre company in residence at the Howard County Center for the Arts () and performs at the Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park in Ellicott City, MD, where their summer Chesapeake Shakespeare Company-in-the-Ruins productions attract steadily increasing audiences. CSC has won a number of awards in its short history including six Greater Baltimore Theater Awards including Outstanding Production of 2004 (Much Ado About Nothing) and Outstanding Production of 2006 (King Lear), The BroadwayWorld.com's Reader's Choice Award for Best Classical Production of 2007 (Macbeth) and a Best of Baltimore from (the City Paper ) for their 2005 production of an original verse translation of Lope de Vega's play ''The Dog in the Manger'' and a Helen Hayes Award to Artistic Director Ian Gallanar. CSC is the only Maryland theater company invited by the Kennedy Center to participate in the 2007 Shakespeare in Washington Festival. Other companies involved include the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Kirov Ballet and The Library of Congress. CSC's production of Macbeth was performed at the Patuxent Institution, a maximum security institution in Jessup, Maryland. This event was covered by CBS News, UPI and many newspapers including The Washington Post and The Baltimore Sun. In 2012, the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company announced the acquisition of the Mercantile Trust Building, a nationally registered historic building two blocks from Baltimore's famous Inner Harbor. The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Theater at 7 South Calvert Street in Baltimore, opened its doors on September 19, 2014. ==The CSC Approach== The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company's education programs include professional artist development, community education, innovative K-12 school programming, summer camps for kids, high school Shakespeare Festivals and workshops using methodologies created by CSC in cooperation with National and International Institutional Partners. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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