Join us this summer for Free Shakespeare in the Park! Thought to be Shakespeare’s last solo written play, The Tempest tells the tale of a father (Prospero) and daughter (Miranda) set adrift to sea by the jealous machinations of Prospero’s brother.
On an island inhabited with magical creatures, Prospero uses magic to rule the land, until a tempest washes ashore Prospero’s brother and co-conspirators. Complete with clownish shipwrecked sailors, The Tempest explores themes of revenge and forgiveness and asks the audience to find the humanity in all the characters they meet.
Audience: Ages 12 and above. All shows begin at 2 pm and run for 90 minutes with no intermission.
Double-check the event information on the event website as sometimes events are canceled or details changed.
Image credit/image courtesy of San Francisco Shakespeare Festival
Join us this summer for Free Shakespeare in the Park! Thought to be Shakespeare’s last solo written play, The Tempest tells the tale of a father (Prospero) and daughter (Miranda) set adrift to sea by the jealous machinations of Prospero’s brother.
On an island inhabited with magical creatures, Prospero uses magic to rule the land, until a tempest washes ashore Prospero’s brother and co-conspirators. Complete with clownish shipwrecked sailors, The Tempest explores themes of revenge and forgiveness and asks the audience to find the humanity in all the characters they meet.
Audience: Ages 12 and above. All shows begin at 6pm and run for 90 minutes with no intermission.
Double-check the event information on the event website as sometimes events are canceled or details changed.
Image credit/image courtesy of San Francisco Shakespeare Festival
Join us this summer for Free Shakespeare in the Park! Thought to be Shakespeare’s last solo written play, The Tempest tells the tale of a father (Prospero) and daughter (Miranda) set adrift to sea by the jealous machinations of Prospero’s brother.
On an island inhabited with magical creatures, Prospero uses magic to rule the land, until a tempest washes ashore Prospero’s brother and co-conspirators. Complete with clownish shipwrecked sailors, The Tempest explores themes of revenge and forgiveness and asks the audience to find the humanity in all the characters they meet.
Audience: Ages 12 and above. All shows begin at 6pm and run for 90 minutes with no intermission.
Double-check the event information on the event website as sometimes events are canceled or details changed.
Image credit/image courtesy of San Francisco Shakespeare Festival
Free Shakespeare in the Park by Silicon Valley Shakespeare, June 7 – 23, 2024 at Willow Street Park. All’s Well That Ends Well will show Thursdays through Sundays at 7 pm. All’s Well That Ends Well — Rated E for Everyone
About All’s Well That Ends
Helena is in love with Bertram who is well beyond her social standing. Though he does not love her in return, she is determined to win his affection. After remarkably healing the sickly king, Helena is rewarded with Bertram’s hand in marriage. Meanwhile, Bertram escapes the king’s will (and Helena’s advances!) by going to war. Clever Helena will not be ignored, so she sets out to bring to fruition impossible tasks set forth by Bertram. Will she win his love?
How To Enjoy Shakespeare in the Park
Bring your chairs or blankets and snacks to the park. Come early for the best seats. Silicon Valley Shakespeare will have snacks and drinks available for purchase too. It is also nice to bring a few dollars to contribute to the Silicon Valley Shakespeare but it is not necessary. The atmosphere is very casual and friendly.
2024 Summer Shows for Silicon Valley Shakespeare
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde | July 26–August 30, 2024 | Tickets $28-$58 The Comedy of Errors | August 2–September 1, 2024 |Tickets $28-$58
Double-check the event information on the event website as sometimes events are canceled or details changed.
Image credit/image courtesy of Silicon Valley Shakespeare
Join us this summer for Free Shakespeare in the Park! This delightful romantic comedy features the intermingling of two different love stories – Hero and Claudio, whose love is challenged by jealousy, and Beatrice and Benedick who work through their past history with each other to find love again. The villainy of Don John and the malaprop-spouting Constable Dogberry add to the fun!
NEW SITE in Redwood City: Red Morton Park, Valota Rd & Vera Ave (near Picnic Area #2) Saturday, August 13 at 4:00 pm (Preview) Sunday, August 14 at 4:00 pm (Opening) Saturday, August 20 at 4:00 pm Sunday, August 21 at 4:00 pm Saturday, August 27 at 4:00 pm Sunday, August 28 at 4:00 pm
