This Nov. 23, 2016, photo, Fred Adams, right, founder of the Utah Shakespeare Festival, and Scott Phillips, his first full time hire in 1977 who went on to become executive director of the festival, pose for a photo at the Utah Shakespeare Festival Headquarters in Cedar City, Utah. On the swiftly approaching first day of March, Phillips will step down as executive director of the Utah Shakespeare Festival exactly 40 years to the day from when he was hired. (Lee Benson/The Deseret News via AP)
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