Plays

King Henry IV is preparing for war and is prepared to defend his crown. But his son, Prince Hal, is too busy languishing in taverns and brothels to bother with politics. Will Hal continue to live his lavish lifestyle or will he finally confront his duty to family and throne? Henry IV Part I follows…

Tormented by his father’s death and brimming with revenge, Hamlet seeks to avenge his father. As he plots to expose the truth, the lives of Hamlet’s friends and family unravel around him with tragedy on the horizon.

With invitations by the Scots and his claim to the French throne, Edward III must carefully assess how to both keep his throne and country while managing his ambitions to take the French crown. Assisted by his son Edward, the Black Prince, will Edward III discover triumph or tragedy?

Tragically separated after the discovery of their secret marriage, Imogen and Leonatus find themselves in quite the dilemma full of marriage plots and lies.

As famine threatens Rome, tensions rise between the common populace and the country’s elite. After valiantly defeating an invading army, General Meneius Agrippa earns his title of Coriolanus. But Coriolanus’ refusal to stand with the Roman populace only fuels rising tensions between the people and the elite of Rome. Following a public argument between the…

Two families. Two sets of twins. And just enough riotous humor! The Comedy of Errors is a story full of miscommunications and mistaken identities sure to bring audiences to tears of laughter.

Helena will go to any length to ensure that Bertram falls in love with her. But how far is too far?

Shakespeare’s greatest power couple is Mark Antony—one of the three leaders of the Roman Republic—and Queen Cleopatra of Egypt. But Mark Antony will need to make a choice: love or duty and honor.

One of Shakespeare’s most popular pastoral romances, As You Like It is a series of mistaken identities between lovers and friends in the Forest of Arden.