Henry the Fourth Part Two is a very different creature than its esteemed predecessor. Make no presumptions. See it for yourself, through February 16. Tickets available now. Watch the trailer, presented by 3 Axis Media for Madison Shakespeare Company. And watch … Continued
Shakespeare for every taste premieres this week. UNEASY LIES THE HEAD: At the Bartell Theatre, Henry the Fourth Part Two opens February 8. Sibling rivalry, tavern trouble, military conscription, and the triumphant (?) return of Falstaff. Buy tickets for Henry TITANIA’S … Continued
Can’t bear thinking about going outside ever again? Do it for King Henry (either one). Do it for the swords. Do it for the swagger. Tickets are available now… and the theater is definitely heated.
Watch this space for interviews and illuminating insights from Henry the Fourth Part Two, premiering February 8 at the Bartell Theatre.
When Sam D. White (Falstaff) and Chelsea Troost (Poins) squabble over one of the most heated exchanges in Henry the Fourth Part Two, the situation threatens to spiral out of control. Fortunately, Mustard Consultant Barry Levenson is near at hand … Continued
Some Cupid kills with arrows, some with traps, still others with Shakespeare Valentine memes. Share one with someone you’d compare to a summer’s day, and invite them to join you for A Valentine’s Affair 2019. Photos by Benjamin Barlow
Tickets for all performances of Henry the Fourth Part Two, as well as A Valentine’s Affair 2019 are available now. Click here for Henry tickets. Click here for Valentine’s Affair February 14 tickets. Reservations for the Valentine’s performances on February 12 … Continued
Talking A Valentine’s Affair 2019, Dido Queen of Carthage, and Henry the Fourth Part Two on Mad’s Theatre Podcast with host Benjamin Barlow. Featuring Emily Morrison Weeks and Jason Compton.
After four rehearsals and some emergency substitutions, Queen Elizabeth is ready to see her public, Thursday September 13 at 7 PM at Arts + Literature Laboratory, 2021 Winnebago St in Madison. We could say more to try to convince you, but the … Continued
The story of Elizabeth, Essex, the Rice family, and the internal politics of the Lord Chamberlain’s Men are all on display this Thursday September 13 at 7 PM when Madison Shakespeare Company presents a staged reading of Nick Schweitzer’s Queen Elizabeth.