Brian Vaughn News

The golden anniversary continues as the Utah Shakespeare Festival prepares to open two new plays in the Randall L. Jones Theatre.

The Utah Shakespeare Festival announced today that Artistic Director Brian Vaughn will be playing Leontes in The Winter's Tale this fall, as well as directing Dial M for Murder.

Bardway Baby! is back at the Utah Shakespeare Festival for a second wave of musical entertainment.

Bardway Baby! is back at the Utah Shakespeare Festival for a second wave of musical entertainment.

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Utah Shakespeare Festival, a number of entities have come together to showcase the Festival in seven different exhibits. Guests will better understand the Festival's history by visiting these exhibits and seeing fifty years unfold through photos, programs, posters, displays, and a special showing of Shakespeare's First Folio.

Christian Barillas has been cast in the lead role of 'Romeo and Juliet' at Utah Shakespeare Festival, which will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary Season in 2011. The production will be directed by Artistic Director David Ivers and will run in the Adams Shakespearean Theatre June 23 through September 3.

Join the Utah Shakespeare Festival for a special Valentine's Day presentation of "Love Letters" starring new Artistic Director Brian Vaughn and popular Festival actress Melinda Pfundstein.

Join the Utah Shakespeare Festival for a special Valentine's Day presentation of "Love Letters" starring new Artistic Director Brian Vaughn and popular Festival actress Melinda Pfundstein.

Join the Utah Shakespeare Festival for a special Valentine's Day presentation of "Love Letters" starring new Artistic Director Brian Vaughn and popular Festival actress Melinda Pfundstein.

The Nevada Conservatory Theatre at UNLV opens Ted Tiller's "Count Dracula," directed by David Ivers, at 8 p.m. on Friday, October 29 in the Judy Bayley Theatre.

The Nevada Conservatory Theatre at UNLV opens Ted Tiller's "Count Dracula," directed by David Ivers, at 8 p.m. on Friday, October 29 in the Judy Bayley Theatre.

The company for the Utah Shakespearean Festival 2010 summer season will feature a number of returning alumni. Some actors include Michael Brusasco, Don Burroughs, Aaron Galligan-Stierle, Grant Goodman, David Ivers, Carol Linnea Johnson, Melinda Pfundstein, and Brian Vaughn.

Now through May 9, The Rep will be presenting Route 66, an all-new production, featuring some of the most popular songs of the road. The cast includes Danny Calvert, Adam Estes, Zachary Dylan Robbins, and Justin Robinson. Performances are Wednesdays and Thursdays at 7:30PM, Fridays at 8PM, Saturdays at 4PM and 8PM, and Mondays at 2PM and 7PM. For tickets, visit: www.milwaukeerep.com.

DCTC Actor/Director David Ivers to leave Denver to be Joint Artistic Director of the Utah Shakespearean Festival.

Two long-time Utah Shakespearean Festival actors and directors have been named as joint artistic directors at the Tony Award-winning theatre company. David Ivers and Brian Vaughn were introduced at a press conference at the Alta Club in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 5 at 10 a.m.

Now through May 9, The Rep will be presenting Route 66, an all-new production, featuring some of the most popular songs of the road. The cast includes Danny Calvert, Adam Estes, Zachary Dylan Robbins, and Justin Robinson. Performances are Wednesdays and Thursdays at 7:30PM, Fridays at 8PM, Saturdays at 4PM and 8PM, and Mondays at 2PM and 7PM. For tickets, visit: www.milwaukeerep.com.

The company for the Utah Shakespearean Festival 2010 summer season will feature a number of returning alumni. Some actors include Michael Brusasco, Don Burroughs, Aaron Galligan-Stierle, Grant Goodman, David Ivers, Carol Linnea Johnson, Melinda Pfundstein, and Brian Vaughn.

Brian Vaughn has been an actor at the Utah Shakespearean Festival for fifteen seasons. He has played such roles as Cyrano de Bergerac and Hamlet. And this year Brian Vaughn returns to the Festival to play one of the Shakespeare?s most powerful kings: the title role in ?Henry V.?