Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. Kentucky Shakespeare presents a Special Encore Presentation of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by William Shakespeare Directed by Matt Wallace Virtual FREE Kentucky Shakespeare Festival Broadcasting as a Facebook Premiere Friday, March 27 at 7:00-9:15PM at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare As we look forward to our upcoming 60th anniversary season, we come together as a community in this challenging time to look…

Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. KING LEAR by William Shakespeare Directed by Matt Wallace Broadcasting as a Facebook Premiere Friday, April 3 from 7:00-9:30PM at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and at youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare As we look forward to our upcoming 60th anniversary season, we come together as a community in this challenging time to look back at our 2019 season in Central Park. Join Kentucky Shakespeare for this…

Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. Friday, April 10 from 7:00-10:00PM at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and at youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare As we look forward to our upcoming 60th anniversary season, we come together as a community in this challenging time to look back at our 2018 season in Central Park. Join Kentucky Shakespeare for this rare chance to see "The Comedy of Errors" from the comfort of your own…

Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. Friday, April 17 at 7:00-9:30PM EDT at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and at http://youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare As we look forward to our upcoming production of Henry V, the fourth installment of our Game of Kings series, we come together to again experience the very first play in the series, Richard II. The production ran June 15-July 21, 2017 at the C. Douglas Ramey Amphitheater in Central Park,…

Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. Friday, April 24 at 7:00-9:30PM EDT at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and at http://youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare  

Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. Friday, May 1 - 7:00-9:30PM EDT at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and at http://youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare  

Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. Friday, May 8 - 7:00-9:30PM EDT at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and at http://youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare  

Please join us for this special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... in a time when we need it most. Friday, May 15 - 7:00-9:30PM EDT at facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and at http://youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare  

Kentucky Shakespeare presents a re-broadcast of AS YOU LIKE IT by William Shakespeare Directed by Matt Wallace Virtual FREE Kentucky Shakespeare Festival Broadcasting as a Facebook Premiere 5/22-5/24 facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare Shakespeare’s beloved, gender-swapping romantic comedy is set in the Forest of Arden, where lives can be transformed when you least expect it. This 2019 summer production, set in 19th century Kentucky featured live music with the cast performing original songs composed by Louisville singer/songwriter Aaron Bibelhauser of the bluegrass band…

Kentucky Shakespeare presents a re-broadcast of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by William Shakespeare Directed by Matt Wallace Virtual FREE Kentucky Shakespeare Festival Broadcasting as a Facebook Premiere 5/29-5/31 facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare "A star danced, and under that was I born." Join Kentucky Shakespeare for 2017’s hit “Much Ado About Nothing” from the comfort of your own home. The production, featuring Kentucky Shakespeare favorites Abigail and Gregory Maupin as the sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick, was the most attended Central Park…

Kentucky Shakespeare presents a re-broadcast of KING LEAR by William Shakespeare Directed by Matt Wallace Virtual FREE Kentucky Shakespeare in Central Park Broadcasting as a Facebook Premiere 6/5-6/7 facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare  and youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!" Scoot up to the edge of your couch and get ready for "King Lear." Producing Artistic Director Matt Wallace set Shakespeare’s royal family tragedy in iron age England, and the production features Jon Huffman, who the…

Kentucky Shakespeare presents a re-broadcast of THE COMEDY OF ERRORS by William Shakespeare Directed by Matt Wallace Virtual FREE Kentucky Shakespeare Festival Broadcasting as a Facebook Premiere 6/12-6/14 facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare  and youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare “We came into the world like brother and brother, And now let's go hand in hand, not one before another.” It’s time to laugh this weekend, with Shakespeare’s comedy of two pairs of separated twins! The Comedy of Errors was a part of the 2018 season of Kentucky Shakespeare…

Please join us this Father's Day weekend for a special shared experience, from the comfort of your own home... The Game of Kings! 6/19-6/21 Richard II Henry IV, Part 1 Henry IV, Part 2 facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and http://youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare As we look forward to our upcoming production of Henry V, the fourth installment of our Game of Kings series, we come together to again experience the very the first three plays in the series, Richard II, Henry IV Part One, and Henry IV Part Two. Associate…

Kentucky Shakespeare presents a re-broadcast of JULIUS CAESAR by William Shakespeare Directed by Matt Wallace Virtual FREE Kentucky Shakespeare Festival 6/26-6/28 facebook.com/kentuckyshakespeare and http://youtube.com/kentuckyshakespeare “Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.” Calphurnia, wife of Caesar, warns him to stay home. Portia, wife of Brutus, asks him why many people wearing cloaks over their faces have visited their house in the middle of the night. The soothsayer tries to stop everyone from gathering at the capitol. No one listens, no one…