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This stripped-down, actor-centric production features a versatile cast of six, with most tackling multiple roles in one of Shakespeare’s iconic texts. Creating a rich theater of the imagination, they will take the joyous, professional Shakespeare that the Festival is known for to thousands of people who might not otherwise have access to it.

This program is designed to challenge audiences across all demographics and regions. This programming is perfect for schools, parks, libraries, civic centers, and wherever people gather to learn, experience, and be inspired together.

Past Productions

2025 – A Midsummer Night’s Dream
2024 – The Tempest
2023 – Merry Wives
2022 – A Midsummer Night’s Dream
2021 – Othello

For questions about TourCo, email erin@stlshakes.org or call 314-410-8722.


 

This Project is Presented By:


Additional site supported provided by Cannon Design, Incarnate Word Foundation, Saint Louis University, Saint Louis Art Museum, Washington University in St. Louis, Spencer Fane, Janet Wickey, Kristin & P.K. Johnson, JiaMin & Michael Dierberg, The Dorothy Weinel Eppinger Foundation, City of Weldon Spring, Nina Needleman, Midwest Trust, Commerce Bank, Clayton Community Foundation, Webster Groves Arts Commission, Arts Midwest, 4theVille, Missouri Botanical Garden, Prison Performing Arts, City of Edwardsville, City of O’Fallon, City of Chesterfield, City of Highland, IL, City of Normandy, Cherokee Street, South Grand Community Improvement District, and The Gateway Foundation.

St. Louis Shakespeare Festival’s commitment to radically accessible free theater is made possible through the support of hundreds of Festival supporters throughout the year. Lead support of the 2026 Season comes from Edward Jones, Regional Arts Commission ARPA for the Arts, Whitaker Foundation, Switch, Missouri Arts Council, and Pershing Charitable Trust.

Media Partner: St. Louis Magazine