Shakespeare Festival
Fred Adams, founder of the Tony-award winning Utah Shakespearean Festival, was honored for his contribution to the arts and humanities in the State. Fred is amazing.
posted by steve u. at 5/27/2007
Sunday, May 27, 2007
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Fred Adams' creative genius, determination and courage have contributed more to Utah's reputation for good than few other individuals. In addition, he deals with every person with a sense of decency. I called the USF a couple of years ago for information and to my surprise Fred himself answered the phone. He gave my little questions as much attentiveness as if I were a person of influence. THANK YOU, FRED, for all you have given.
A Grateful Utahn
There needs to be a giant statue of Fred (think the Las Vegas cowboy in size) to the side of I-15 (both North and South, I think, so two statues) as a tiny honor for what he's done.
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