Among the performances at Arts on the Square Saturday, Aug. 18, in Waupaca was the Suitcase Shakespeare Company, which tried to determine England’s greatest playwright with wordplay, swordplay, slapstick and puppets. Shown (from left) are Noah Applebaum as Christopher Marlowe, Charles Thao as John Fletcher and Samantha McDonald as William Shakespeare.
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Silk fusion collage artist Mary Therese Murphy displayed some of her work at the local festival.
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Henna body artist Tiata Saegert, of Stevens Point, with Rachael Kleine, of Waupaca.
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Greg Luedtke, an artist from Custer, sketching a portrait of Lucia Stephani, an 8-year-old violinist from Plover.
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A shiocking truth revealed as John Fletcher asks William Shakespeare, "Where's your goatee and receding hairline?"
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Ashley Gordon of Waupaca, displayed her encaustic paintings at Arts on the Square. Encaustic uses fused layers of pigmented bees wax to create images.
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Betty Murie, age 7, came to Waupaca from Madison to visit her grandparents and they brought her to Arts on the Square.
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Jennifer Breen, from Evanston, Ill., brought her daughters, Dorothy and Una, to Arts on the Square.
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Fabric squares created by children with soluble ink hang to dry outside the library during Arts on the Square..
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Del Weed strums his guitar on Waupaca's historic bandstand in front of City Hall.
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Princess Rhia does what she is known for, choosing a bright pink color as she paints.
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Tom Pease watches as a youngster strums the guitars printed on his T-shirt during a performance of the “Belly Button Song.”
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Jennifer Burton leads a group of Suzuki students through Arts on the Square’s main stage area.
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Twelve-year-old Hannah Heifort, of Waupaca, writes “Hannah Heifort was here” on a clay tile.
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A piece of lace was used for a design on one of the many clay tiles created at a community workshop at this year’s Arts on the Square.
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A chalked picture of a packet of peanut M & M’s greets those who visit the Waupaca Area Public Library and City Hall. Jamie Brown created it.
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