Susan Glaspell is the first American playwright Madison Shakespeare Company has presented in a full production. The reason, as Desires director Kendra C. Thompson explains, is pretty clear: she’s just that good. Hear Kendra talk about Tickless Time, the first … Continued
Our wagon is prepared, and time revives us. All’s Well That Ends Well, postponed in 2020, is back for Summer 2021! Auditions are May 24-25 and registration is required. Please see the Auditions Page for full details. When you sally … Continued
Hellooooo, gorgeous. We’re still bubbling with Desires this May (only three public performances! Make your plans now!) but we were feeling extra-productive on Friday so we thought we’d tend to some seriously unfinished business. Shakespeare comedy is coming back to … Continued
Madison Shakespeare Company returns to live performance in May 2021 with Desires, three stories of connection and confrontation by George Bernard Shaw, Susan Glaspell, and George Cram Cook. Public performances at Tyranena Brewing Company on May 22-23 at 2 PM … Continued
When is the road to live performance ever smooth? We go back to MSC’s beginnings with a reading of Julius Caesar, Sunday October 18. RSVPs required and available now.
If you would like to see Scandals, three unconventional comedies for an unprecedented summer, you have three opportunities. Join us outdoors at Tyranena Brewing Company in Lake Mills, WI on August 1-2 at 2 PM. Doors open at noon. These … Continued
…the more it wants to get out. Public dates for Madison Shakespeare Company’s Scandals, coming soon.
The planned production of All’s Well That Ends Well has been postponed to a future season. In its place, MSC plans to perform a collection of classic short plays in the Edgewood College Amphitheater. Details to come as they are … Continued
All Madison Shakespeare Company productions are rooted in a spirit of generosity and sharing from cast and crew, and are received gratefully by the producers. So from that standpoint Sudden Shakespeare: Hamlet isn’t different than any other MSC presentation. Yet … Continued
Prince Hamlet has just one day to settle all scores. And you have just one chance to see him, and the intensely hard working cast and crew coming together to make it all happen. Sudden Shakespeare: Hamlet is February 29 … Continued