Our final show of the professional season is OTHELLO. Opening on June 29th, director Matt Wallace uses OTHELLO to explore jealousy, deceit, and hate in contemporary military world. Admission is free. The amphitheatre opens at 6:30 with Food Trucks from the Louisville Food Truck Association. Will’s Tavern opens at 7:00 serving Brown-Forman, West Sixth and … Continued
Since Henry IV, Part I opened, local reviews have come out! Read some below and come see the current installment of Kentucky Shakespeare’s Game of Kings series. “It’s worth not just going, but going again. Add food and drink, and it’s an ideal summer night. We’re so lucky, Louisville.” – Insider Louisville, review by Melissa … Continued
Maybe you saw Richard II last summer and are having a little trouble remembering where we left off… or maybe you didn’t see it at all. Don’t worry! If you want to catch up on all the happenings of last summer before you see Henry IV, Part I, you can. Watch below for a quick recap on our … Continued
The thrilling “Game of Kings” series continues this summer with HENRY IV PART I, opening June 15th in Central Park! If you saw RICHARD II last summer, or if you like sword fights and/or fart jokes, you won’t want to miss this show. Directed by Amy Attaway, HENRY IV PART ONE discusses the struggles of … Continued
The Comedy of Errors opened the 2018 Kentucky Shakespeare Festival on May 31st! With a week of performances left, The Comedy of Errors has already gotten a few reviews. Read them below: “[A] great production for a company that has yet to produce a dud… a Looney Tunes level of zaniness, which was as fun to watch … Continued
It is almost time for the 2018 Kentucky Shakespeare Festival! On May 31st, join us in Central Park for the opening of the festival and THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, directed by Matt Wallace. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS is “a zany farce full of physical comedy, mistaken identities, and hijinks galore.” Admission is free. The amphitheatre opens … Continued
Kentucky Shakespeare’s mission is to “enrich our community by presenting accessible, professional theatre experiences that educate, inspire and entertain people of all ages.” Kentucky Shakespeare has always striven to be accessible in every way, whether that be free admission or accessible seating. Through partnership with the Kentucky Center, three performances throughout the summer will have … Continued
Join Kentucky Shakespeare at public parks all around Jefferson County from April 7 – May 19 for free, family-friendly entertainment. This year we’re presenting A Midsummer Night’s Dream. For a full schedule and more information, please visit our Shakespeare in the Parks Tour page.
Looking for a fun activity for kids and young adults this summer? Registration is now underway for Kentucky Shakespeare’s Camp Shakespeare. Camps held at St. Francis High School and satellite locations Locust Grove and Liberty Hall.
Looking for a fun in-school activity for your class? Kentucky Shakespeare’s award-winning educational touring program still has a few dates available for booking this spring 2018 semester. Whether you’re interested in a large-scale full production for an assembly of students, or a smaller, more interactive workshop, we can accommodate your needs. › For a complete … Continued