by William Shakespeare
directed by Sarah Hankins

February 28 – March 29, 2026

generously sponsored by:

Do you know why the Capulets and Montagues are fighting?  Nobody else does either.  Who must be sacrificed to stop the violence?  Shakespeare’s story begins as one of his great comedies but ends in perhaps his gravest tragedy.  Laced with sword fights, dancing, timeless poetry, and the world’s most famous young couple, Romeo and Juliet outdoors is a theatrical event not to be missed.  Or learned.  This production plays without intermission in 90 minutes. Bring a chair and picnic; first come/first seated.

Romeo and Juliet will play indoors on TSC’s Tabor Stage for two performances for half-priced admission off Tabor Stage productions. For these performances, patrons should call or go online to reserve and purchase seats while they last.

For the Elmwood Cemetery performance, tickets are required. You can purchase them online here before the performance or on-site the evening of the performance.