Production Season
Current Season
Our current season runs June 21 - August 4, 2019.
For a complete tour schedule and list of venues click here
Cleveland Shakespeare Festival provides FREE Shakespeare for everyone. Whether this is your first Shakespeare play or your 100th; whether you come alone or bring a family; whether you stop for a minute while walking your dog or setup an entire picnic to last the evening ― everyone is welcome at Cleveland Shakespeare Festival.
By William Shakespeare
Henry V
Directed by Kelly Elliott
June 21 - July 7
THE PLAY
THE CAST
From the chorus' impassioned plea of "Oh, for a muse of fire!" through Henry's rousing "Once more into the breach!" to the awkwardly gentle, yet optimistic marriage proposal designed to unite England and France in peace - this beloved and most well known of Shakespeare's histories is a perfect compliment to your picnic on an early summer evening!
Harper Case
Paige Cummings
Jennifer Hoppes
Sara Katrenich
Mira Lamson Klein
Adrionna Powell Lawrence
Jeanne Madison
Kim Martin
Grace Mitri
Shley Snider
Hannah Storch
Suzie Szabados
Cambridge / Constable / Queen Isabel
Servant / Katherine / Boy / Bates
Prologue / Nym / Governor / Rambures / Gloucester
Pistol / Ely / English Herald
Exeter / Court / French Messenger
Scroop / Dauphin / Burgandy
Westmoreland / French King / Williams
Hostess / Montjoy / Canterbury / Alice
Bardolph / Gower / French Ambassador / Fr. Soldier
Henry
Grey / Fluellen / Bourbon
Bedford / Orleans / Erpingham
Much Ado about Nothing
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Tyson Douglas Rand
July 19 - August 4
THE CAST
THE PLAY
Sara Blubaugh
Allen Branstein
Michael Christescu
Lainne Davis
Leonard Goff
Rodger Govea
Khaki Hermann
Stuart Hoffman
Keith Kornajcik
Jeanne Madison
Jonathan McCleery
Drew Pope
Simon Sedmak
Chloe Smith
Greg White
As the Duke & his men return from war, the hospitality of Noble Leonato, sets a young soldier, Claudio to fall in love with Leonato's fair daugher, Hero, while reigniting a battle of wits between cynical adversaries, Beatrice & Benedick. A rollicking mix of masquerades, pranks, romance, villainy, and a hearty dose of downright foolishness makes Much Ado a favorite of Shakespeare's comedies.
Margaret
Dogberry
Don John / Watch
Leader of the Watch
Verges
Leonato
Beatrice
Benedick
Conrad / Friar Francis
Ursula / Sexton
Antonio / Watch
Claudio
Borachio
Hero
Don Pedro
