On Stage In the Classroom
Directed by Brantley M. Dunaway

Kentucky Shakespeare’s 54th Annual Shakespeare in the Park 2013 Performance Dates:

 

Twelfth Night

Tuesdays – Sundays, June 20th - July 14th

(Previews on June 18th and 19th)

Pre-Show Entertainment 7 PM, Curtain 8:30 PM

 

The Taming of the Shrew

Presented by The Player’s Conservatory

June 18th - July 21st

Pre-Show Entertainment 7 PM, Curtain 8:30 PM

 

For more information and to reserve your VIP seats or special packages, call 502-574-9900 or click here.

 

 

 

Now Playing
William Shakespeare’s family members were all illiterate.

Councilman David James and Kentucky Shakespeare Present the First Ever Saturday in the Park October 15, Central Park in Old Louisville

October 15, 2011

WHO: Councilman David James of District 6- Old Louisville and Kentucky Shakespeare, the oldest free Shakespeare festival in the nation.

WHAT: Councilman James and Kentucky Shakespeare are proud to present the first Saturday in the Park, a festival celebrating the many amenities, beauty and community of Old Louisville and Central Park. Free festivities will include interactive children’s theatre, inflatable games, live music, all-age tennis clinics, movies on the big screen and more.

WHEN: Saturday, October 15, 2011 (rain date October 22, 2011) Noon – 10 PM

WHERE: Central Park 1340 S 4th St. (Fourth Street and Park Avenue) Louisville, KY 40208

BACKGROUND: For those who have lived in Louisville and even for some that are new to the area, Central Park is synonymous every summer for Shakespeare in the Park, the oldest free Shakespeare festival in the United States produced by our very own Kentucky Shakespeare. What most don’t know about are the many other offerings of Kentucky Shakespeare, Central Park and the Old Louisville Neighborhood.

Councilman James and Kentucky Shakespeare Present Saturday in the Park

Come join Councilman David James and Kentucky Shakespeare in supporting these Louisville hidden gems for a day of fun and frolic at the first Saturday in the Park.  Free festivities will include interactive children’s theatre featuring Romeo & Juliet and Boy Meets Girl Meets Shakespeare, inflatable games, live music from Steve Cooley, Johnny Berry, Kimberly Coleman and the Louisville Symphonic, Gnomeo & Juliet and Singing’ In the Rain on the big screen, tennis clinics for all ages and much more.

For more information, or to schedule an interview, visit www.kyshakespeare.com or call (502) 574-9900.

 

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