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Ignite Your Imaginiation At Cal Shakes' Costume Shop Sale 8/6-9

By: Jul. 16, 2009
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The California Shakespeare Theater costume department has just completed a huge reorganization of its inventory, and the result is tons and tons of costumes, wigs, and accessories, to be sold to the public at thrift-store prices for a few days only. 35 years’ worth of hats, armor, capes, Renaissance and Tudor, unique modern pieces—a little bit of everything! Perfect for Burning Man costumes, Ren Faire, Halloween, and what-have-you.

The Cal Shakes Costume shop sale will take place from Thursday, August 6–Sunday, August 9, 11am–6pm at the Cal Shakes RehearsAl Hall, 701 Heinz Ave., West Berkeley (Just a few blocks west of San Pablo and north of Ashby).

Cal Shakes’ 35th anniversary season continues with Noël Coward’s Private Lives, July 8-August 2; Happy Days, starring four-time Oscar nominee Marsha Mason August 12-September 6; and A Midsummer Night’s Dream September 16-October 11. All performances are held at Bruns Amphitheater, 100 Gateway Boulevard in Orinda. Ticket information is available at www.calshakes.org or 510.548.9666.

Founded in 1974, California Shakespeare Theater is a fully professional, critically acclaimed theater known for its innovative productions of the plays of William Shakespeare and other reimagined classics. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Jonathan Moscone and Managing Director Susie Falk, Cal Shakes is committed to being a leading community citizen by nourishing the imaginations of audiences, artists, and learners of all ages. Cal Shakes makes boldly imagined and deeply entertaining  interpretations of Shakespeare and the classics; provides in-depth, far-reaching artistic learning programs for learners of all ages and circumstances; and brings disparate communities together around the creation of new American plays that reflect the cultural diversity of the Bay Area.



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