Today, California Shakespeare Theater (Cal Shakes) announced As You Like It as the finale of their 50th Anniversary season in 2024, under the direction of long time Cal Shakes collaborator Elizabeth Carter. Opening Night is September 14, 2024. As You Like It will run from September 12, 2024 to September 29, 2024. Tickets for the full 2024 At the Bruns summer season series will go on sale in early 2024.

Since 1983, as part of SF Shakes’ mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all, we’ve brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required.

Since 1983, as part of SF Shakes’ mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all, we’ve brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required.

Since 1983, as part of SF Shakes’ mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all, we’ve brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required.

Richard II is Shakespeare’s examination of the destructive powers of privilege.

Created by Lesley Currier and men from Solano State Prison in 2022, this production highlights the history of Julius Caesar, while depicting a parallel story with contemporary relevance. 

Since 1983, as part of SF Shakes’ mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all, we’ve brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required.

Director and adaptor Domenique Lozano explores who owns the truth in this comedy with a bite.

Join us this summer as we tell the story of misplaced jealousy and happy endings. Entering our 15th year, we will be mounting The Winter's Tale. The show will be rehearsed Ren-Style.

Join us this summer as we tell the story of misplaced jealousy and happy endings. Entering our 15th year, we will be mounting The Winter's Tale. The show will be rehearsed Ren-Style.

Since 1983, as part of SF Shakes’ mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all, we’ve brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required.

Join us this summer as we tell the story of misplaced jealousy and happy endings. Entering our 15th year, we will be mounting The Winter's Tale. The show will be rehearsed Ren-Style.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream pushes theatricality to the limits, inviting the audience to abandon themselves with their eyes wide open to the “dreams” of this magical story.

The Curtain Theatre provides free outdoor theater during the summer in Old Mill Park.

Join us this summer as we tell the story of misplaced jealousy and happy endings. Entering our 15th year, we will be mounting The Winter's Tale. The show will be rehearsed Ren-Style.

Since 1983, as part of SF Shakes’ mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all, we’ve brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required.

Join us this summer as we tell the story of misplaced jealousy and happy endings. Entering our 15th year, we will be mounting The Winter's Tale. The show will be rehearsed Ren-Style.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream pushes theatricality to the limits, inviting the audience to abandon themselves with their eyes wide open to the “dreams” of this magical story.

Twins are common characters in Shakespeare’s plays, and The Comedy of Errors does twins one better—its protagonists, Antipholus and Dromio, set out in search of their family only to discover they each have a twin!

Since 1983, as part of SF Shakes’ mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all, we’ve brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required.

Join us this summer as we tell the story of misplaced jealousy and happy endings. Entering our 15th year, we will be mounting The Winter's Tale. The show will be rehearsed Ren-Style.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream pushes theatricality to the limits, inviting the audience to abandon themselves with their eyes wide open to the “dreams” of this magical story.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream pushes theatricality to the limits, inviting the audience to abandon themselves with their eyes wide open to the “dreams” of this magical story.

Twelfth Night is Shakespeare’s quintessential comedy, complete with mistaken identities, identical twins, love triangles, and those who are lost, finding themselves in love.

Director and adaptor Domenique Lozano explores who owns the truth in this comedy with a bite.

Helena is in love with Bertram who is well beyond her social standing. Though he does not love her in return, she is determined to win his affection.

The Taming of the Shrew: Buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride!