Theatre to the smaller Mountain Avenue Theatre at Ashland High School.

OSF's financial losses so far in 2018 due to wildfire smoke are estimated to be about $2 million.

"This was a painful but necessary decision," Artistic Director Bill Rauch said. "Given the extra resources, time and energy required to repeatedly move outdoor performances to indoor venues, and the financial impacts of smoke-related performance cancelations, we must keep our company's focus on our 10 spectacular mainstage productions, seven of which are in our two indoor theatres. Our primary priorities are the health of our patrons and staff, the stewardship of this nonprofit company's resources, and continuing to deliver world-class art to our audiences."

Rauch continued, "The Green Show is a wonderful platform for diverse artists at various stages of their careerto share their artistry, and is enjoyed by our local community and out-of-town guests. For these reasons and more, we look forward to the Green Show's return in the future, as OSF establishes alternatives that address the challenges wildfire smoke poses for outdoor performances."

The final Green Show performance of 2018 on Aug. 26 will be by La Victoria, a three-piece, all-female band that plays roots music from Mexico, Latin America and the U.S.

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival's 2018 season, which continues to draw rave reviews from critics and audience members, runs through Oct. 28. OSF's full 2018 playbill includes Othello, Sense and Sensibility, Destiny of Desire, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! and Snow in Midsummer in the Angus Bowmer Theatre; Henry V, Manahatta and The Way the Mountain Moved in