As part of one of the most prestigious and well-known Shakespeare festivals in the country, guests will be able to enjoy an evening of entertainment highlighted by a special performance of Shakespeare in Love.
This summer will feature returning favorites such as “Singing under the Stars” and an “Evening of Jazz,” as well as welcome newcomers to the Quad.
Illinois Shakespeare Festival’s (ISF) opening play offers a concept that might be called “The Housewives of Normal, IL” circa 1978. Shenanigans will ensue from Falstaff poolside at the Windsor “Suite” Hotel as he pursues two married women.
The Illinois Shakespeare Festival (ISF) welcomes three incredible talents to the Ewing and Center for the Performing Arts theatres—Directors Karen Kessler, Deanna Jent, and Marti Lyons hold years of experience and they are sure to make this summer’s season fantastic.
Philip Earl Johnson’s MooNiE the Magnif’Cent returns to the Illinois Shakespeare Festival for two performances only on Saturday, June 30
In celebration with the Illinois Bicentennial, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival (ISF) has commissioned a new play to be performed by the Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) troupe at multiple locations.
The play, titled “Double, Double”, tells the story of a young Abraham Lincoln, his discovery of the joy and genius of Shakespeare’s writings and the impact on the President’s life and work.
The Illinois State University Concert Choir recently visited Prague, Salzburg, and Venice as part of their 2018 European Concert Tour.
The Midwest Institute of Opera (MIO) presents its 2018 season from July 27 through August 5.
The Illinois State University Planetarium will open a new show June 13 to highlight recent renovations.
Milner Library, with support from the Alice and Fannie Fell Trust, will host the second annual Shakespearience from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, July 22.
