It's a classroom project. If people decide to make any (cash) donations, it would be contributed towards our drama club. The audience can pay what they will.

It's more parts than people. Their hard work is commendable. They've been great under such a strict deadline.

Some of the student's family members and friends will attend (the evening performance.) Some people could perceive a student presentation of Shakespeare's work as either a good or bad thing, so it will be interesting to see how many people turn out.

Our class has been working since January reading and studying the process of Shakespeare's work trying to understand the language and the scripts. It's challenging. I told my students that trying to learn Shakespeare is a double handicap. Memorizing the lines is the easy part because the emotion behind Shakespeare's language can be tough to learn.

A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet.

It's a significant (increase) each semester. There are people who just enjoy that classroom atmosphere. ... (But) I think you'll continue to see online classrooms grow.