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Thursday, July 5th
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Friday, July 6th
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Saturday, July 7th
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Thursday, July 12th
Henry V by William Shakespeare
Young Hal of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 sits upon the long sought-after throne of England. Now as King Henry, his sights are set on grander goals across the channel.
Friday, July 13th
Henry V by William Shakespeare
Young Hal of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 sits upon the long sought-after throne of England. Now as King Henry, his sights are set on grander goals across the channel.
Saturday, July 14th
Shakespeare in the Land of Lincoln – Symposium
Do you know that Abraham Lincoln has many connections to the Bard? Scholars have studied how our nation’s 16th president drew upon Shakespeare’s writings. In celebration of our state's bicentennial, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival presents a ground-breaking symposium that explores the ties between these two legendary figures. Presented in partnership with Bloomington-Normal's Lincoln's Festival on Route…
Henry V by William Shakespeare
Young Hal of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 sits upon the long sought-after throne of England. Now as King Henry, his sights are set on grander goals across the channel.
Tuesday, July 17th
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Wednesday, July 18th
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
The Improvised Shakespeare Company
This wildly creative ensemble performs a fully-improvised Shakespearean masterpiece right before your eyes. Based upon audience suggestions, nothing is planned-out, rehearsed, or written. All of the dialogue is spontaneous as are the characters and the story!
Thursday, July 19th
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Friday, July 20th
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Saturday, July 21st
Alumni Night at Shakespeare Festival
An evening of romance or extraordinary talent awaits at this year's alumni night.
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Sunday, July 22nd
Shakespearience 2018
Honest Abe and The Bard – come explore their connection, interact with books from both time periods, and learn more about Lincoln and Shakespeare by discovering all that Milner Library’s Special Collections has to offer!
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Tuesday, July 24th
Henry V by William Shakespeare
Young Hal of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 sits upon the long sought-after throne of England. Now as King Henry, his sights are set on grander goals across the channel.
Wednesday, July 25th
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
The Improvised Shakespeare Company
This wildly creative ensemble performs a fully-improvised Shakespearean masterpiece right before your eyes. Based upon audience suggestions, nothing is planned-out, rehearsed, or written. All of the dialogue is spontaneous as are the characters and the story!
Thursday, July 26th
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Friday, July 27th
Henry V by William Shakespeare
Young Hal of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 sits upon the long sought-after throne of England. Now as King Henry, his sights are set on grander goals across the channel.
Saturday, July 28th
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Sunday, July 29th
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Tuesday, July 31st
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.