A Midsummer Night’s Dream (a chamber play) – Stratford, Ontario Shakespeare
a chamber play
Directed by Peter Sellars
Location to be announced
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Two couples become gods, animals, demons, monsters, children, playthings and, finally, gradually, compassionate, honest, loving adults. Across one intense night of confusion, delusion, repression, permission, forgiveness and release, Shakespeare’s masterpiece moves right into the open heart of our multiple selves and conflicted identities – the only thing that we know for certain in this life is that, along with the climate, we are changing.
Stratford Festival
Jul 29 – Sept 21, 2014
By Michel Marc Bouchard
Translated by Linda Gaboriau
Directed by Vanessa Porteous
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Stratford Festival
Jul 31 – Oct 11, 2014
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Antony and Cleopatra – Stratford, Ontario Shakespeare
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Gary Griffin
Tom Patterson Theatre
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About The Play
The Shakespeare Theatre of NJ
Begins October 15
Directed by Paul Mullins
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Longtime company director Paul Mullins returns to direct Shakespeare’s final play, the rarely produced historical epic about the young King Henry and the first two of his six wives.
Begins December 4
Directed by Scott Wentworth
[button url=”http://www.shakespearenj.org/OnStage/PurchaseTickets.html” target=”blank”]Buy Tickets[/button]The 2014 season concludes with the of Shakespeare’s delightful comedy Much Ado About Nothing, which has not been seen at the Theatre in over a decade. Renowned actor and director Scott Wentworth sets the play post-World War II, à la “White Christmas,” and will appear on stage alongside his wife, Marion Adler (last seen in Our Town).