Cincinnati Shakespeare Company

The prodigal Prince Hal has cast off the unruly companions of his youth and ascended to the throne of England. But the country is bankrupt and civil unrest bubbles just under the surface.

The bawdy, bombastic, and chronically cash-poor Sir John Falstaff has been causing problems in the quiet town of Windsor. When his massive bar tab outstrips his meager means, he needs to raise some cash—and quick.

Prophecies. Ambition. Murder. Madness. After an encounter with three witches on a Scottish battlefield, Macbeth must make a decision that will change the course of her life.

Beatrice and Benedick are the perfect match. It's too bad they can't stand each other.

Beware the Ides of March! Cincinnati Shakespeare Company actors return to Cincinnati Public Radio with an adaptation of Julius Caesar 7 p.m. Sunday.This…

As the soothsayer warns Julius Caesar: “Beware the ides of March.” This epic tale of conspiracy, power, and political idolatry feels hauntingly familiar to today's world.

In defiance of their families, amidst the animosity of friends, and in concealment from their mentors, the young couple risks everything to be together.

Pop in your earbuds as the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company brings Wells’ chilling sci-fi thriller back to life in a brand new auditory experience inspired by the Mercury Theatre’s original broadcast.

Stay-at-home orders went into effect in March, effectively ending live performances for months. Since then, professional and community theater groups have…

In A Midsummer Night’s Dream, William Shakespeare wrote that "the course of true love never did run smooth."But from all accounts, the Cincinnati…