Theater partners

Check out a mix of innovative online programming and safely socially-distanced in-person performances from Shakespeare companies across the US.

Wondering where you’ll find Shakespeare this summer? We’ve gathered a wealth of online performances, conversations, and programs from the Folger’s theater partners that you can check out in July and August.

Check out performances, conversations, classes, and podcasts available online in June from Shakespeare theaters all across the country.

Suddenly, there’s a lot of Shakespeare available online. Here are our tips for exploring the wealth of films, Zoom readings, online classes, and more in the month of May.

Here’s how to watch Shakespeare from home this month, featuring performances from your favorite theater companies and films on streaming platforms like Amazon Prime, Hulu, Netflix.

Every month, we check in with our theater partners to give you a look at Shakespeare across the United States. Here’s what’s on in February.

We reached out to our theater partners across the US to see what Shakespeare plays they have onstage at the dawn of a new decade.

We asked five artistic directors from Shakespeare companies around the United States: How did making Shakespeare change between 2010 and 2020? Plus, we recap a wild decade for Shakespeare lovers.

Every month, we check in with our theater partners across the United States to see what’s onstage. Here’s a look at Shakespeare in November.

Every month, we check in with our theater partners across the United States to see what’s onstage. Here’s a look at Shakespeare in October.

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis brings together dancers, actors, and a 15-piece jazz band for a performance of Duke Ellington’s “Such Sweet Thunder.”

The Utah Shakespeare Festival has a fresh take on Hamlet and Ophelia’s relationship, inspired by Artistic Collaborator Jerry Murdock.