Sure and begorrah, this is the final weekend for our Hard Bard production of The Duchess of Malfi, starting with a special performance this evening, when we will turn St. Pat’s Day into St. SPLAT’s Day! Watch for the pot … Read More
Fans are showing their love for our Hard Bard production of The Duchess of Malfi directed by Tony Driscoll. Our favorite so far was posted on our Facebook page by John Strobel: “The cast and acting were exceptional…Don’t let the threat … Read More
We just got some photos in from last night’s dress rehearsal of The Duchess of Malfi and it’s just as we hoped. No, as we FEARED: There’s lots of blood! This year’s Hard Bard play opens tonight and runs through … Read More
Our generous audiences dig deep to support GreenStage when we pass the hat at our shows, have special fundraising events, or participate in efforts such as the Seattle Foundation’s GiveBIG. (GiveBIG will be on May 3 this year, so mark … Read More
We’re as excited as can be to be on the verge of opening another Hard Bard show after taking a year off! The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster, directed by Tony Driscoll, opens Feb. 26 at Stage One at … Read More
GreenStage performances are always free, and that includes our upcoming production of The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster and directed by Tony Driscoll. For this show, reservations are a good idea; the show will be at Stage One at … Read More
The long awaited return of GreenStage’s Hard Bard productions is finally on the calendar. Moving from Halloween to a space that fits neatly between Valentine’s Day and the Ides of March. So join us for a Bloody Valentine season of … Read More
It has been a great summer, but GreenStage’s 27th season of FREE Shakespeare in the Park must wrap up this week. We will give the final six of our 62 performances between now and Saturday evening, with five of the … Read More
Time flies when you’re having fun, and we’ve been having a total blast with our four plays this summer. But, friends, it is August and you have just two more weeks to catch The Two Noble Kinsmen, Much Ado About … Read More
One of the challenges of doing touring productions of Shakespeare in the Park is getting all of your costumes, props, and gear from point A to point B. Sadly, sometime after last Saturday’s Backyard Bard play and before Sunday’s matinees, … Read More