August 1, 2017 — Cedar City, Utah
Geoffrey Kent as Billy Bones, and J. Todd Adams as Black Dog.
SHAKESPEARE E-GLOBE
Treasure Island Edition
Michael Elich as Long John Silver. 
"FUN TO BE HAD IN THIS REGIONAL PREMIERE"
Carol Cling of the Las Vegas Review Journal said our production of Treasure Island is fun, as well as "swashbuckling, sword-chasing, [and] music filled." Brian Passey of The Spectrum agreed, calling the family adventure "grand and entertaining." Come, sail the high seas with us in search of buried treasured--and see for yourself what all the excitement is about.                                                           
 
Geoffrey Kent (left) as Billy Bones and Sceri Sioux Ivers as Jim Hawkins.
PREVIEW THE PIRATES, TREASURE, AND MORE
Enjoy a little swashbuckling swordplay, some singing pirates, and the search for buried treasure in this short video introducing the Festival's production ofTreasure Island. It's only a couple of minutes long, and we think you will enjoy it. "Yo-ho-ho."  
Paul Michael Sandberg as Captain Smollett.
LEARN MORE BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME
Our daily play orientations are a great way to learn more about the play once you are in Cedar City. But what if you just can't get to the Treasure Islandorientation or you would rather learn before you leave home? Well, that's why we created our online orientations. This short introduction to Treasure Island is just the ticket to get you ready for this fast moving family adventure.
J. Todd Adams (left) as Ben Gunn and Sceri Sioux Ivers as Jim Hawkins.
LIGHTS, SCENERY, COSTUMES, ADVENTURE
The Festival photographer has been busy chronicling the plays this summer, and we have posted some of his best work on our website. So, take a peek at some of the wild pirate costumes, the ever changing scenery, and the fabulous lights. It all adds up to adventure, and you can feel it in these photos.
Michael Elich (left) as Long John Silver and Latoya Cameron as George Merry.
HOW DO YOU BRING A CLASSIC TO THE STAGE?
How do you bring a monumental (and famous) piece of literature to the stage, without losing any of the adventure and life-changing decisions the characters must make? Answer: the artistic staff, led by the director, make hundreds of decisions about every little part of the play, including how pirates dress, move, and act.
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