TOGETHER WE CAN DO ANYTHING!
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World Premiere Celebration
September, 2016
VIP Ticketholders hobnob with Shakespearean stars like Sir Derek Jacobi and Richard Clifford, while supporting NapaShakes performance and education programs, at the Measure + Dido World Premiere Celebration
Bob and Debb Almeida celebrate NapaShakes’ first World Premiere with producer Laura Rafaty and board president Gary Jaffe
Board members Sherry Powell and Wynn Burkett, Sir Derek Jacobi, producer Laura Rafaty, actor/director Richard Clifford, board Treasurer Tamara Traeder, and Folger Shakespeare Library’s Janet Griffin
A Happy Winter’s Tale
January, 2016
Season Passholders line up down the block on a rainy Sunday for
NapaShakes presents Shakespeare on Screen at the Cameo
Waiting to take your order…
September, 2015
Board Members Take Charge at the CIA
NapaShakes Board Members Wynn Burkett and Tamara Traeder test out the will-call booth outside the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone Barrel room, where they’ve volunteered to provide service with a smile during our upcoming presentation of “Much Ado About Nothing” starring the world famous Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre November 13-15, 2015
NapaShakes meets the Federated Women of Upper Napa Valley
September, 2015
Festivals 2015
The Cowell Clan take NapaShakes on the road
Helena Harvest Festival
October, 2014
Our other favorite Will, Will Burkett
Tees and Tattoos at the NapaShakes booth
Rockin a NapaShakes Tattoo at the Harvest Festival
Catherine Burkett and Vida Jaffe check out a Renaissance creature
Bill and Wynn Burkett and production manager Matt Cowell give our Lear flyers to the Festival crowd
Tamara Traeder quiets the beast while Tattoos are applied
Matt Cowell and Tamara Traeder model our new tees
January, 2015 Twelfth Night Screening
When a Sonoma Valley cinema chain was preventing the historic Cameo Cinema in St. Helena from showing the Globe on Screen series, NapaShakes arranged a test screening of Twelfth Night which promptly sold out with a waiting list. The attendees wrote nearly 100 messages demanding more Shakespeare on screen, which helped NapaShakes persuade the distributor to permit full-season Globe on Screen showings at the Cameo. Special thanks go to the Cameo’s Cathy Buck, for partnering with NapaShakes to make it happen!
A lively audience at St Helena’s Cameo Cinema demands more Shakespeare!
Two lovely groundlings celebrate the Twelfth Night screening success at an after-party at Caldwell-Snyder Gallery in St. Helena.