Auditions for Much Ado About Nothing

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As part of our 10th anniversary season, Madison Shakespeare Company presents its first-ever production of the beloved comedy Much Ado About Nothing, July 15-24 at the Madison Country Day School amphitheater. All roles in the cast are available. Interested candidates, … Continued

A first peek at the latest Affair!

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With Valentine’s Day just a month away, we’re excited to share this first look at the eight sweet-and-salty love scenes taking shape for A Valentine’s Affair 2022. Just three performances, February 12, 14, and 15, so book now. Photos by … Continued

A Valentine’s Affair returns!

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We’re back to spending Valentine’s Day the best way we know how: with you, sharing the best scenes of love and passion we can find. A Valentine’s Affair 2022 performs February 12, 14, and 15 at 7 PM, all performances … Continued

Thoughts From Backstage on All’s Well

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The All’s Well That Ends Well team shares their thoughts backstage about All’s Well That Ends Well, characters and conflicts, and the process of preparing Shakespeare for an audience. Tickets are available now on Eventbrite.

All’s Well seats now on sale!

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Reserve your seats now for the return of full-length Shakespeare comedy when All’s Well That Ends Well opens July 23 for a two-weekend run. Advance tickets available now through Eventbrite. Our first year in the Madison Country Day School amphitheater … Continued

Final Desires performance Sunday night!

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It’ll be a fond, passionate farewell from Desires this Sunday May 30, 5 PM at Paoli Schoolhouse American Bistro. For your last chance to see these three classic comedies, book dinner reservations with the bistro at 608-848-6261, or bring your … Continued

Why Susan Glaspell?

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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

April fires bring May Desires

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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