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Colorado Shakespeare Festival

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Colorado Shakespeare Festival offers 2 day summer camps in Boulder focused on Theater for ages 6-18.

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On record2 summer camp sessions

Summer camps — 2026

2 sessions · statuses verified August 31, 2026

01Shakespeare's Sprites

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Shakespeare's Sprites is a theater program offered by Colorado Shakespeare Festival for ages 6-9. Format: day.

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02Camp Shakespeare

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Camp Shakespeare is a theater program offered by Colorado Shakespeare Festival for ages 9-18. Format: day.

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4.8★★★★★340 Google reviews
Mary Jensen2 months ago
★★★★★

We watched Julius Caesar performed inside the comfy and remodeled theater on campus- not a bad seat in the theater. Amazing performance with star quality acting.

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Michael Patience2 months ago
★★★★★

Great venue, though it can be a challenge to find it. Performance was excellent. They provide soft seats so you don't have to sit on stone.

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Eric Knoll2 months ago
★★★★★

Great experience. Wonderful acting and ambiance. Thanks to Radio 1190 for the tickets!

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Mark Rocha2 years ago
★★★★

My personal treat treat is a little theater. I've always enjoyed the Boulder Shakespeare festival and this year's three plays are something to savor. Just saw Merry Wives and it was not as good as I've seen before. Hoping the production comes together soon.

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Katie3 years ago
★★★★★

Really enjoyed the evening! We saw Much Ado About Nothing. All the actors/actresses were great, but Benedick and the constable were particularly funny and well done. Fun experience to sit outside, and they give you backrest seats that make the stone bench seating much more comfortable. We were seated more toward the back and didn't have any issue with the view. Depending on where you park, you'll have to walk around some buildings and then go into a building to get to the outdoor theater, so be sure to take a look at the map on their website to make it easier. Also, you will have to pay for parking; I suggest paying for 3 hours so you don't have to worry about it. I initially paid for less than that which wasn't enough, but luckily I had taken a picture of the sign in the parking lot and could add time via the website without having to leave in the second act.

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