Department of English, USask

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: New Directions for 2026 and Beyond

Skye Brandon and Alyson Cook in conversation with Brent Nelson

Wednesday, April 15

7:30 pm

Grace-Westminster United Church Social Hall
505 10th Street East, Saskatoon

Join newly appointed Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan artistic director Skye Brandon and communication coordinator Alyson Cook in conversation with English professor Brent Nelson. They will tell us about Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan’s productions for 2026—Much Ado About Nothing and Julius Caesar—as well as the direction Skye plans to take the company in future seasons as the Festival moves beyond its successful 40th Anniversary.

Free and open to the public.

Sponsored by the University of Saskatchewan’s Department of English.

Info: 306-966-1268 | [email protected]

Congratulations, Emily Zbaraschuk, recipient of the Reginald J.G. Bateman Memorial Scholarship in English, the R.A. Wilson Memorial Scholarship, a Hannon Scholarship, and a Hannon Travel Scholarship! How does winning these English awards make Emily feel? Thankful.

Emily and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

Congratulations, Anna Selinger, recipient of a Hannon Scholarship! How does winning this English award make Anna feel? Thrilled.

Anna and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

Congratulations, Dani McLaughlin, recipient of a Hannon Scholarship! How does winning this English award make Dani feel? Grateful.

Dani and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

ongratulations, Kaitlyn Price, recipient of a Hannon Scholarship! How does winning this English award make Kaitlyn feel? Accomplished.

Kaitlyn and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

Congratulations, Calla Potter, recipient of a Hannon Scholarship! How does winning this English award make Calla feel? Grateful.

Calla and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

ongratulations, Conall Wagner, recipient of a Hannon Scholarship! How does winning this English award make Conall feel? Happy.

Conall and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

Congratulations, Dana Turk, recipient of the Elizabeth Brewster Memorial Scholarship! How does winning this English award make Dana feel? Delighted.

Dana and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

Congratulations, Emily Zepick, recipient of the Avie Bennett Prize in Canadian Literature! How does winning this English award make Emily feel? Happy.

Emily and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

Congratulations, Nina Pham, recipient of a Hannon Scholarship! How does winning this English award make Nina feel? Empowered.

Nina and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.

Congratulations, Cassidy Letkeman, recipient of the Mary Lou Ogle Award and a Hannon Scholarship! How does winning these English awards make Cassidy feel? Fortunate.

Cassidy and all our Department of English award winners will be celebrated at our 2026 English Undergraduate Award Reception on April 2, 2026.