About us

Founded by Jim De Priest and Steven David Martin in 2004, Theatre on the Green was formed to produce a summer Shakespeare festival, as well as provide outreach programs for the Windsor community and schools.

We believe in making our work accessible to everyone, so we are committed to keeping admission free for all of our events. That, of course, means, fundraising is crucial for our continued success. Please help us out with any donation you can spare. Refer to our our Help! section for sponsor levels and to see exactly how your donations help us.

And, please, feel free to contact us at any time with thoughts, suggestions and cold, hard cash!

Our Company

Artistic Staff

Jim De Priest, Producing Artistic Director


Production

Stage and Scenic Designer
Robert Moller

Costume Designer
Holly Werner

Stage Manager
Jeanine Gray

Administration

Maureen Weinstein C.P.A.

2009 Acting Company

THE TEMPEST

*– appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association

Steven David Martin (Prospero) Steven is a veteran of about a bajillion plays, having worked with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, California Shakespeare Festival, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, New Stage Theatre and several other regional theatres as actor, director and artistic director. Locally, until 2004, Steven appeared in and directed numerous productions at Sonoma County Rep, working with his good friend and theatre cohort, Jim de Priest with whom he co-founded Shakespeare on the Green in 2005.

Bri McWhorter (Miranda) Bri is majoring in theater and will be a junior at UC Berkeley next fall.  She has had the honor of performing in number of theater productions and hopes to make it a career after she graduates. She just moved to Windsor from Santa Barbara last December and has fallen in love with the wine country. She would like to dedicate her performance to her family.

Jordyn Kristine West (Ariel) 

Rusty Thompson (Caliban) has been bouncing around the area for a while.  He's been in Napa's Alice in Wonderland as the Mad Hatter, SRJC's Appointment with Death as Col. Carburry, Outcast State in Sonoma and most recently in Morning Star at Spreckles (his first Musical).  He thanks his Love for her unending support and knowing better then he does.

Alec Adams (Ferdinand)

Michael Martinez-Hamilton (Alonso)

Arte L. Whyte (Antonio)

Jonathan Graham (Sebastian)

Zack Acevedo (Adrian/Boatswain)

Franco Tevini (Trinculo)

Matt Farrell (Stephano) Matt has been associated with Windsor Shakespeare on the Green since 2006. This will mark his third stint on the Windsor stage, having previously portrayed Dromio of Aruba in The Comedy of Errors, Lavatch in All's Well that Ends Well, Tranio in The Taming of the Shrew, and Fabian in Twelfth Night. A 2001 graduate of Sonoma State University's acting program, he has worked extensively with such companies as: Sonoma County Repertory Theatre, Ross Valley Players, Sixth Street Playhouse, Raven Players, and Cinnabar Theatre. Other favorite credits include: Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Reverend David Marshall Lee in The Foreigner, Young Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Renzo in The Green Bird, Reverend Tooker in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and Willy in This is the Rill Speaking. Much love to his family and to his girlfriend Molly. Dedicated to you, Grandpa (1914-2006)
 

Harry Farmer (Gonzalo) Harry has been active in the Sonoma County theatre community for the past decade.  He has been seen in a variety of productions ranging from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Death of a Salesman, and Bus Stop, to numerous roles in summer Shakespeare  in Sebastopol and Windsor.  His last appearance was in Picasso at the Lapin Agile at the Cloverdale Performing Arts Center.  He also works professionally in industrial films and commercials.

Danielle Swift (Chorus) 

Megan Colburn (Chorus)

Melanie Toth(Chorus)

 

Board of Directors

Michael Brook

Rosalie DeMeo

Jim De Priest

Christine Tevini