A Merry Wives Calendar Update
The dates for our production of The Merry Wives of Windsor have changed to ensure the best production possible for audiences and artists. The new dates are: Previews: Wednesday, November
A Message from Artistic Director George Mount
As a friend of Seattle Shakespeare, today I’m sharing with you all that after nearly two decades in various roles, I will be leaving the Seattle Shakespeare staff at the
Announcing a Joint Production of Twelfth Night with ACT Contemporary Theatre!
We are excited to share with you that, with discussions progressing between Seattle Shakespeare and ACT Theatre regarding a potential merger, our two companies will partner on a joint production
A Message from John Bradshaw
Dear Friends, As part of the Seattle Shakespeare community, I wanted to share some exciting news with you: this morning Seattle Shakespeare and ACT Theatre announced that we are exploring
Does your identity change when your clothes do?
From costume to disguise to personal transformation with Merry Wives’ designer Katrina Hess We all know that clothes are a big part of communicating who we are. And that they
Do you really believe the uneducated son of a glove-maker could have written these plays?
In short: YUP! The man William Shakespeare – actor, poet, son of a prominent family in Stratford-upon-Avon, husband of Anne Hathaway, and member of the Lord Chamberlain’s Men – certainly collaborated with other writers,
Who the heck is in this story?!
A guide to the residents of Windsor. Anne Page, the sought-after daughter of Meg Page and George Page. John Simple, a companion of John Falstaff , while he runs Falstaff’s
What makes a town sing?
By Tatyana Emery Merry Wives of Windsor is a playful, jovial romp through a community’s shenanigans in anticipation of All Hallows’ Eve, or what we know today as the colorful