We’re aiming to raise $5,000 by Thanksgiving in support of our 2019 season. As of last count we’re about 20 percent of the way to that goal. Please consider a contribution today to help us create our 31st season of … Read More
Theater folks love Halloween almost by default, what with all of the dressing up in fancy costumes. A witch makes a great costume, and it’s not a cliché if you do it right! Take these weird sisters, for example. The … Read More
Fall fundraising goal of $5,000 will get our 31st season off to a running start Our 30th Anniversary season has come to a close and we wanted to take a moment to thank you for your support. We presented more … Read More
A venue called simply “The Theatre” was one of the first to host a Shakespeare play. Archaeologists in London found its remains back in 2008. Now, according to an article by Brigit Katz on Smithsonian.com, the Museum of London Archaeology … Read More
We were so looking forward to staging an audience favorite, Hard Bard Titus Andronicus, again this fall, and had saved up our pennies in order to do it. (Blood is a big expense.) Alas, our planned venue for the production … Read More
Our summer season kicked off with a bang last weekend with beautiful weather and marvelous performances. GreenStage fans showed a little love for our plays! Danielle Rebecca Devine wrote on Facebook that, “The Three Musketeers was a delight! My 13 year old … Read More
If you stopped by the info booth at the Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival this weekend you probably got pitched for our raffle of a pair of tickets to an Oregon Shakespeare Festival show. We held the drawing at 8pm Sunday … Read More
GreenStage’s thirtieth summer of free Shakespeare in Seattle-area parks kicks off this Friday, July 13 with three performances: Henry IV, part 1, directed by Amelia Meckler Bowers, will play at 7 p.m. at the Magnuson Park amphitheater; The Three Musketeers, … Read More
Alexandre Dumas and Gordon Carpenter are the authors who created our summer 2018 version of The Three Musketeers. Dumas was born on July 24, 1802, in Villers-Cotterêts, France. His father, General Thomas-Alexandre Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie, took the Dumas … Read More
Seattle-area parks will resound with the clanging of swordplay this summer as GreenStage’s production of The Three Musketeers makes the rounds. Director Erin Day says there’s a lot to love about the popular story. “I like the juxtaposition of d’Artagnan’s … Read More