Up Next: Hero in Much Ado About Nothing
Pictured: Eden Espinosa as Beatrice, Stephanie Hinck as Hero, Ainsley Melham as Claudio, Shalyn Welch as Ursula, Benito Martinez as Leonato, and Seth Gilliam as Don Pedro
"Stephanie Hinck’s Hero is no shrinking violet" - The San Diego Union Tribune
"Stephanie Hinck gives Hero a sweetness underlined with some feistiness." - Broadway World
"Stephanie Hinck’s Hero is no shrinking violet" - The San Diego Union Tribune "Stephanie Hinck gives Hero a sweetness underlined with some feistiness." - Broadway World
August 2-30, 2026
Lowell Davies Festival Theatre
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Barry Edelstein
Love, laughter, and mischief take center stage in one of the greatest romantic comedies ever written. Everyone can see that headstrong Beatrice and confirmed bachelor Benedick are perfect for each other—except Beatrice and Benedick! Their friends set out to bring them together, and soon elaborate schemes, false accusations, mistaken identities, and even a bumbling police force tangle in one of The Bard’s most beguiling theatrical delights. Celebrated Shakespeare director Barry Edelstein returns to the outdoor stage with this fast-paced, witty production full of colorful characters, brilliant wordplay, and genuine heart.
Buy tickets here: https://www.theoldglobe.org/pdp/26-season/much-ado-about-nothing/#?startDate=2026-08-01&%3FendDate=2026-08-31
Fall 2025: Tamora in
Titus Andronicus
Titus Andronicus
Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre
Conrad Prebys Theatre Center
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Jesse Perez
After years of brutal combat and unbearable personal loss, Roman general Titus Andronicus returns home in triumph, parading Queen Tamora of the Goths and her sons through the streets as prisoners of war. When Titus refuses to spare her eldest son, his merciless act unleashes a chain of retribution that spirals into betrayal, murder, and ruin. As each side exacts its revenge, the line between justice and brutality vanishes, and Rome itself is undone by chaos.
