Training provider
Idaho Shakespeare Festival (School of Theater)
Boise, Idaho, United States · trading as Idaho Shakespeare Festival
Overview
Professional Shakespeare festival in Boise whose School of Theater offers after-school classes, summer camps and an audition-entry high-school apprentice company.
Programs and classes
Each offering is listed with its award (or none), audience, format and published price. Prices, schedules, auditions and teaching language belong to the program, not to the school.
No verified adult programs are listed for this school yet.
Classes for children and teens are listed separately from adult training. Enquiries go through a parent or guardian.
Children & teens
High School Apprentice Company
Intensive · High School Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors
Theatre actingIn person10 weeksEnglishIdaho Shakespeare Festival School of Theater
$900whole program
After-school theatre classes (grades 1-6 and up)
Ongoing class · Grades 1-3 and 4-6 listed
Theatre actingIn person8 weeksEnglishIdaho Shakespeare Festival School of Theater
$185per course
Summer camps (Camp Shakespeare, Camp Broadway, Camp Improv and others)
Intensive · Ages 3-5 for Shakespeare and Me!; other camps by grade
Theatre actingIn personOne weekEnglishIdaho Shakespeare Festival School of Theater
$125per week
Teaching locations
Places where teaching actually happens. Facilities are stated per location, only as published. Online programs are not tied to a location.
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Idaho Shakespeare Festival School of Theater
618 S. 8th Street, Boise, ID, Boise, Ada County, Idaho, United States
Recognition
Recognition is described exactly as sourced. There is no universal acting accreditation, and association membership is not accreditation. Many good studios hold no accreditation at all; that is normal for non-degree training.
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Sources and verification
How this profile was verified
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Sources (checked 16 October 2026)