Take a two-hour vacation this weekend to Ephesus and we’ll give you: Long-lost twins!Wayward husbands!Love at first sight!Slapstick punishment!Faith healing!Double-dealing! And answers to all of your questions about how we got here and why everybody is so confused. Tickets available … Continued
Madison Shakespeare Company’s year-round entertainment continues! Henry the Fifth, directed by Sam D. White, opens May 2 at the Bartell Theatre. King Henry, no longer a rebellious youth, puts his indelible mark on a world that once again underestimates him. … Continued
Tickets are on sale for February 13, 14, and 15! Every year Madison Shakespeare Company presents a festival of love scenes like no other: A Valentine’s Affair, now in its seventh year. Each season we scour the Elizabethan canon for … Continued
Last three chances to see MSC’s fast-paced, fresh, funny, 90 minute take on Love’s Labour’s Lost are here, Friday through Saturday August 16-18 at the Madison Country Day School amphitheater. Get your tickets now on Eventbrite before this classic goes … Continued
The second half of the year brings the Madison Shakespeare Company premiere of a romantic comedy classic, and the United States premiere of a pioneering sci-fi dramedy. Love’s Labour’s Lost, directed by Annie Jay, performs August 9-18 at Madison Country … Continued
In just the past few days: We held our final offsite Twelfth Night rehearsal We visited Show Biz Buzz with Bruno We packed the wine garden at Table Wine for a fun afternoon of Shakespeare scenes and games We moved … Continued
Lovers In June opens (and closes!) this weekend, so we thought you should know: The Saturday performance will be held rain-or-shine in the Tyranena outdoor beer garden. The Sunday performance at Paoli Schoolhouse Bistro will move indoors to the restaurant … Continued
ICYM romance and rhyme, MSC returns to the great outdoors to kick off the summer Shakespeare season with Lovers In June, a special presentation at two of our favorite venues. Love scenes, surprising sonnets, and unforgettable moments coming your way … Continued
“It’s all about the love.For theater. For performing. For centuries-enduring classics.” The Wisconsin State Journal’s Gayle Worland profiles the ten-year journey and ongoing mission of MSC, from the premiere production of Julius Caesar in 2012 through the present day. As … Continued
…but can you blame us? The Queen of the Nile has been featured in more MSC productions, and portrayed by more performers, than any other character in our 10-year history: Antony and Cleopatra (2013, Deanna Martinez) An Evening’s Affair (2015, … Continued