Shakespeare Theatre Co. Announces 2024/2025 Season
Subscriptions are on sale now for the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s upcoming 2024/2025 season.
Subscriptions are on sale now for the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s upcoming 2024/2025 season.
Though STC succinctly explains that The Lehman Trilogy, on stage now at Shakespeare Theatre’s Harman Hall, is three acts, with three actors, with three ways of looking at the events that unfold… nothing quite prepares audiences for the epic storytelling of this historic drama. It may be one of the best that has yet come to this theater!
This new version of Macbeth shifts the focus away from the traditional tellings and places Lady Macbeth squarely in the role of antihero — albeit in a sort of rock opera that includes pop, R&B, gospel, and some Old English thrown in for some reason.
Well, it’s definitely unexpected. From the first moments after the curtain lifts, ‘Jane Anger’ is a raucous love letter to feminism with some astonishing twists and turns.
Even those familiar with this iconic play will have moments of shock… and awe.
Audiences again enjoyed Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Will on the Hill via Vimeo this year, a venue that offered the company the opportunity to incorporate more policymakers than almost ever before while taking a jab at the technical headaches and hassles of the past 18 months.
Shakespeare Theatre Company is resuming live performances in September according to Artistic Director Simon Godwin, and the Theatre’s 2021/2022 season will include some Shakespearean favorites and the first Broadway-bound musical premiering on STC’s stage: Once Upon a One More Time.
Theater lovers delight — while we can’t say the footlights are back on for this particular production, the stage doors are open again for “live” theater in Washington, DC. It was a delight to return to The Shakespeare Theatre Company for the first time in… Read More
All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain, an immersive sound experience called Blindness, The Crucible, The Chairs, Red Velvet, and As You Like It comprise STC’s upcoming season, offered as both online or in socially-distanced theatrical options when DC reaches Phase 3.
Many attendees dressed up in their homes, though for the participating actors, this year’s Shakespeare Theatre Company Gala was a Come As You Are occasion.