Lake Tahoe Shakespeare
The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival (LTSF) is a not-for-profit, community-based arts enrichment program in Nevada that produces classical and contemporary stage productions. History The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival began in 1972 at Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park, Sugar Pine Point State Park on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. During its run from 1972-1974, productions were performed on the lawn in front of thEhrman Mansionuntil maintenance issues made the venue unsuitable. Under the auspices of thNorth Tahoe Fine Arts Council(NTFAC), performances were moved tSkylandia Parkin Tahoe City, California, Tahoe City, until attendance growth surpassed capacity. In 1978, NTFAC and Nevada State Parks agreed to move the venue to Lake Tahoe Nevada State ParkSand Harbor and performances resumed in 1979. NTFAC produced and managed Shakespeare at Sand Harbor, nicknamed "Bard on the Beach." By 1988, the repertory schedule had increased to 15 nights and often included non-Shakespearea ...
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