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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.
K-5th Tour
This age appropriate, two person version of Julius Caesar centers on themes of friendship and honesty. How can the view of others effect our own, and why it is important to think for ourselves and form our own opinions? Watch as Brutus struggles between his friendship with Caesar and his desire to impress Cassius.
Maximum number of students: 200
Touring in Fall and Spring
6th-12th Spring Tour
Our professional company presents a 90 minute production of Shakespeare’s historic tragedy about the rise and fall of Rome’s notorious dictator, Julius Caesar. Follow Brutus as he battles with the themes of honor, patriotism, and friendship. This production puts an emphasis on language, making Shakespeare’s words immediately available to its audience, without compromising the original integrity of the work.
Maximum number of students: 1,000
Touring in April and May 2013 only.
ATTENTION:
Kentucky Shakespeare’s 2013-14 Spring Tour Performance will be ‘Hamlet’ – check back for further details!
K-5th Tour
This age appropriate, two person version of Julius Caesar centers on themes of friendship and honesty. How can the view of others effect our own, and why it is important to think for ourselves and form our own opinions? Watch as Brutus struggles between his friendship with Caesar and his desire to impress Cassius.
Maximum number of students: 200
Touring in Fall and Spring
6th-12th Spring Tour
Our professional company presents a 90 minute production of Shakespeare’s historic tragedy about the rise and fall of Rome’s notorious dictator, Julius Caesar. Follow Brutus as he battles with the themes of honor, patriotism, and friendship. This production puts an emphasis on language, making Shakespeare’s words immediately available to its audience, without compromising the original integrity of the work.
Maximum number of students: 1,000
Touring in April and May 2013 only.
ATTENTION:
Kentucky Shakespeare’s 2013-14 Spring Tour Performance will be ‘Hamlet’ – check back for further details!
