Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons) is written by Christopher Hampton and directed by Tina Packer. Featuring Elizabeth Aspenlieder and Josh Aaron McCabe. Costumes by Govane Lohbauer. Lighting by Stephen Ball. Scenic design by Carl Sprague. Photos by Kevin Sprague.
On stage through March 21. Buy tickets now.
Shakespeare & Company proudly presents Cindy Bella (or the Glass Slipper), a brand-new take on Rossini’s classic Cinderella written by Irina Brook and Anna Brownsted and directed by Brook. The World Premiere production opened Friday in Founders’ Theatre—check out the photos!
There are so many ways to snag discounted tickets to this family friendly show. All our discounts for Berkshire residents, teachers, active duty military personnel, Senior Citizens, and students still apply.
Plus, our Family Thursdays discount is back! On December 17, tickets for families or groups of four to six people are $15 each and tickets for families or groups of seven to ten people are $10 each. Buy tickets now!
Shakespeare & Company presents the American Premiere of The Hound of the Baskervilles by Steven Canny and John Nicholson. Directed by Artistic Director Tony Simotes and featuring Company members Jonathan Croy, Josh Aaron McCabe and Ryan Winkles, The Hound of the Baskervilles is a zany retelling of the classic Sherlock Holmes story.
Scenic Design by Jim Youngerman. Lighting Design by Steve Ball. Costume Design by Govane Lohbauer. Check out the photos below (by Kevin Sprague), and buy tickets now.
J. T. Rogers’ White People, directed by Anna Brownsted and featuring Jason Asprey, Michael Hammond and Dana Harrison begins previews tonight! It’s an intimate portrait of the lives of three ordinary Americans: a young professor teaching in a New York City college, a fading homecoming queen living an increasingly suffocating life in North Carolina, and a high-powered attorney from Brooklyn running a firm in St. Louis. Through intimate and heart-wrenching confessions, these three very human beings wrestle with their own guilt, prejudice, and the consequences they and their children must bear for their actions.
Check out the photos below, and purchase tickets now! (Act fast—only eleven performances!)
Wordplay: A New Play by William Shakespeare is the newest offering in the Always Free! Bankside Festival this summer. A zany mix of Waiting for Guffman antics and Waiting for Godot absurdity, this world premiere work plays Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays in the Rose Footprint Theatre through September 6. Written by Wolfe Coleman and Tom O’Keefe. Directed by Bill Barclay. Costumes by Jim Day. Photos by Danny Kurtz.
John Patrick Shanley’s magnificent early work The Dreamer Examines His Pillow begins previews tonight in the Bernstein Theatre. The play is directed by long-time Company member Tod Randolph (in her directing debut) and features OBIE Award-winning John Douglas Thompson alongside Miriam Hyman and Bowman Wright.
Check out the photos from the production below! Learn more.
Devil’s Advocate is playwright Donald Freed’s account of Christmas Eve, 1989—during Manuel Noriega’s refuge in the Vatican embassy in Panama. The play, winner of the PEN Literary Award for Drama in 2006, comes to Shakespeare & Company as part of an artistic exchange with the Mercury Theatre Company in Colchester, UK. This boiling poltical dialogue is now on stage at the Bernstein Theatre—for just ten performances. Check out the photos below!
Devil’s Advocate is directed by Dee Evans (MTC) and Clare Reidy (S&Co), and features Dennis Krausnick (S&Co) and Ignatius Anthony (MTC). Buy tickets now.
