Join us Saturday September 23 at Madison Children’s Museum for a special outdoor pop-up performance and the premiere of a new Shakespeare game, the Romeo and Juliet Balcony Battle! One Instant Juliet, chosen from the audience and guided by a … Continued
We open Twelfth Night this Friday, July 14! Take a peek inside the amphitheater (courtesy of photographer Benjamin Barlow) and then make your plans to see us before the revels are ended!
Hear about the upcoming production of Twelfth Night from the insiders making it possible!
MSC’s latest summer comedy is just around the corner. Set sail for Illyria and enjoy this sneak peek of the action between Duke Orsino, Olivia, and the unlikeliest lovers this side of a shipwreck. And reserve now on Eventbrite to … Continued
Same great Madison park, same great playwright, new plays! On Saturday April 22, MSC presents our second Shakespeare In the Park event, a festival of play readings at Madison’s Rennebohm Park Shelter. This event is free and open to the … Continued
A quick peek at A Valentine’s Affair 2023 action from Taming of the Shrew, Othello, Hamlet, and more! Book on Eventbrite to lock in your plans.
The highs and lows, the quips and jabs, the summer fun that is Much Ado About Nothing is coming to a close this weekend. Get your tickets now on Eventbrite to be sure of a chance to see the show: … Continued
You’ll have six chances to join us for Much Ado About Nothing, starting Friday July 15, and tickets for all shows are still available on Eventbrite! Until then, enjoy this sneak preview captured by Steve Noll.
“Much Ado About Nothing features the most obviously modern of Shakespeare’s courting couples, Beatrice and Benedick. They are the direct ancestors of the ‘rom-com’ couple – the staple of Hollywood comedies since (at least) the 1930s heyday of Fred Astaire and … Continued
“Beatrice is ultimately my favorite character because she kicks ass, and you can cut that out if you like.” Much Ado About Nothing director Amber De Petro talks about what makes the play special to her, and what’s going to … Continued