Shakespeare in the Park is back, bringing free performances to Wallingford this coming weekend!
Wallingford will play host to two classic Shakespeare plays, All’s Well That Ends Well and Julius Caesar. Backyard Bard presents abbreviated 1-hour productions of Shakespeare’s plays, performed by a small ensemble of versatile actors and directed by Sarah Stillion.
Julius Caesar
Summary: In ancient Rome, Julius Caesar, a charismatic and ambitious general, rises to power. However, his growing influence sparks jealousy among his peers, leading to a conspiracy against him. Betrayal, loyalty, and the quest for power collide in a gripping tale of political intrigue, culminating in Caesar’s dramatic assassination and the chaotic aftermath that ensues.
7.pm. on Friday, July 19th at Wallingford Playfield
All’s Well That Ends Well
Summary: The determined and clever Helena seeks to win the heart of the reluctant Bertram. With wit and ingenuity, she concocts a plan to cure the King of France, earning his favor and the chance to marry the man she loves. But when Bertram flies from her to join the wars Helena must navigate a host of deceptions and challenges in an effort to win him back.
7.pm. on Saturday, July 20th at Wallingford Playfield
GreenStage has hosted free performances of Shakespeare’s classic plays throughout the Seattle area since 1989, aiming to make performing arts accessible to all live theater appreciators. The full performance tour begins on July 12th and runs through August 17th. You can view GreenStage’s full performance calendar.
No tickets are required, and all ages are welcome. Just show up with a camping chair or a blanket to sit on and enjoy the 36th anniversary of Shakespeare in the Park!
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