HQ Function

The headquarters serves as the central hub for all artistic, administrative, production, educational, and performance activities of the festival.

Notable Features:

The campus includes the iconic Allen Elizabethan Theatre (an outdoor venue modeled after the Fortune Theatre), the Angus Bowmer Theatre, the intimate Thomas Theatre, extensive production shops (costumes, props, scenery), rehearsal halls, and administrative offices.

Work Culture:

A highly creative, collaborative, and passionate environment dedicated to theatrical arts. The culture emphasizes artistic integrity, innovation, equity, diversity, and inclusion. Work can be intense, especially during the performance season, driven by a shared commitment to excellence.

HQ Significance:

The Ashland campus is not just an administrative center but the very soul of OSF, where plays are conceived, developed, rehearsed, built, and performed. It's a significant cultural landmark and a major economic driver for the region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect OSF's commitment to artistic excellence, community, historical theatrical traditions (especially Shakespeare), and the creation of new works.

Location:

While OSF's physical operations are centered in Ashland, Oregon, its influence is global. It attracts artists, scholars, and audiences from around the world. Its productions, new play commissions (like American Revolutions: The United States History Cycle), and educational programs have a wide-reaching impact on American and international theatre. OSF also engages in digital initiatives and occasionally tours productions, extending its reach beyond its physical location.

Street Address:

15 S Pioneer St

City:

Ashland

State/Province:

Oregon

Country:

USA