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| | Fourth in line for the Throne of England, Richard, Duke of Gloucester, uses his cunning intelligence, fearsome charm, and political wit to overthrow all rivals that stand between him and the ultimate power. One of the great villains of literature, Richard deftly manipulates his victims with fear, humor, and style bringing the audience along as accomplices to his worst crimes. A striking study of politics, power, and the ambition needed for both, Richard III will make you enjoy the horrible and cheer for the scoundrel – until you don’t.
Directed by MSF Artistic Director Janice L Blixt and Featuring Festival Favorite Rico Bruce Wade | Sold out |
| | The War is over and the soldiers have just come home. Now is the time for fun, frivolity and romance—until a disgraced soldier’s manipulations threaten the loyalty and friendship of army buddies and jeopardize the engagement of young lovers. Much Ado About Nothing is the romantic-comedy home of the “Merry War” between lovers Beatrice and Benedick and the intrigues of one of Shakespeare’s silliest pair of clowns: Dogberry and Verges.
Directed by MSF Artistic Director Janice L Blixt and Featuring Artistic Associate Robert Kauzlaric and Elise Kauzlaric | Sold out |
| | George Farquhar's 1707 comedy where a couple of arrogant young men search the countryside for heiresses to marry and are changed and reformed by the good people of Lichfield. Adapted by Robert Kauzlaric for a modern audience to:
The Beaux' Stratagem: A Comedy of Bad Manners
Directed by Artistic Associate Robert Kauzlaric. | Sold out |