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Senate honors Utah Shakespearean Festival and founder Fred C. Adams after Tony Award recognition
Utah State Senate · February 23, 2001
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Summary
The Utah Senate paused for a time‑certain to recognize the Utah Shakespearean Festival and founder Fred C. Adams following the Festival’s 2000 Tony Award for outstanding regional theater; a concurrent resolution (SCR5) passed unanimously.
The Senate convened a time-certain presentation to recognize the Utah Shakespearean Festival’s national honor and to congratulate founder and executive producer Fred C. Adams.
Senator Hickman introduced director Fred C. Adams and praised the Festival’s 40-year history and its recognition with the Antoinette Perry…
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