It's your turn to play Hamlet.
Conceived and directed by Sybille Bruun and Damon Horowitz, this production allows the audience to explore the play of Hamlet from an original lense, by becoming the Dane himself. Each night is a performance that will never happen again. Come tell a story with us. Playing June 4,5 and 6 at 7:30pm.
Cast:
Desirée Baxter, Sybille Bruun, Judith Feingold, Truman Gaudoin, Damon Horowitz, Emily Jackoway, Addy Paul Jenkins, Steven Lamont, David H. Littleton, Sevans Martinez, Equiano Mosieri, Tyler Moss, and Jim Pratzon
Logo Image by David Littleton
"As You Will" Improv Performance
Join us on May 29 at 7:00 PM for a Shakespearean Improv Event. Theses artists energetically bring new Shakespeare works to life with bawdy humor and gymnastic wordplay, injecting the performance with hysterical “Historical Footnotes” that savage academics, Shakespeare, and themselves, equally.
Much Ado About Nothing
May 30th at 7:30pm, The Shakespeare Forum presents the fifth “Pop-Up Shakespeare” of the year with limited rehearsal, no director, and some fun audience participation.
We're kicking off our summer festival with this lovely play about love and forgiveness.
Performance at El Barrio's Artspace PS109.
Tickets are free and can be RESERVED HERE
Our Open Workshops
Come join us every Tuesday in NYC for our open workshops. It's free and fantastic! We meet from 8-10pm on Tuesdays at El Barrio's Artspace PS109 (215 East 99th Street). If you'd like to learn more about our workshops head HERE. Any questions feel free to CONTACT US as well.
Learn about our programming
Shakespeare Forum West
The Shakespeare Forum now offers open workshops every week in Los Angeles:
TUESDAYS: 7:30pm - 9:30pm PT
Young People to the Front
4308 Burns Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90029
Twelfth Night:1941 (A staged reading)
London. January 5, 1941. A brave troupe of actors defies the Blitz to stage Shakespeare's most joyful comedy. Inspired by incredible true events, Twelfth Night: 1941 is Shakespeare's comedy framed within the true story of the real performers who brought joy to their community during the darkest of times. This is a story about the irresistible human need to gather, tell stories, and choose joy in the face of mortality.
Join Living Room Productions NYC at The Shakespeare Forum on May 31st at 4pm for this special, one night only staged reading of this exciting new work, currently in development.
Directed by: Ellyn Heald
Cast:
Chad Vann, Dan Wilson, Eli Wassertzug, John Maddaloni, Kaileela Hobby, Kelly Pekar, Samantha Blinn, Sheldon Donenberg, Tim Dowd, Helena Mueller, Lake Wilburn
Logo Image by Cathryn Wake
