in addition to the summer repertory season and the holiday show, shakespeare santa cruz had two performance programs which sought to engage student actors with shakespearean and other classical texts---the summer fringe show and the shakespeare to go program. the fringe show was an opportunity for the summer company's acting interns to perform their own production in the glen two nights each summer. past productions included "lysistrata", "the antipodes", "fools in the forest", and "the mock-tempest". shakespeare to go was an educational engagement program—and recipient of national endowment for the arts (nea) funding—featuring university of california santa cruz theater arts students who toured local schools in the spring performing one-hour versions of one of the full-length plays to be featured in the summer repertory season. additionally, shakespeare to go presented a limited number of free public performances.