Season

2026 Season
"Stars, hide your fires": Confronting Fate.

Shakespeare characters are often confronted with the question of whether their lives are ruled by fate or if they have free will over their actions. The selection of new plays and adaptations this season demand answers to that question and force the audience to reckon with their own power of autonomy.

Season Graphics by Brooklyn Bell

The background is a dark blue Victorian-style wallpaper design, featuring skulls, snakes, and roses. There is a spotlight shining down on an image of a classic radio microphone with neon green smoke coming out of it. A music staff with neon green notes winds up the mic stand. Below the mic is a whiskey glass with neon green liquid and an ice cube in the shape of a skull. The neon green text at the bottom says: Bar(d), an original comedy.

Short Shakespeare
March, 2026

A one-week-only event featuring two American premieres of new plays:
I Loved You Ever, written by Pablo Muñoz-Evers, directed by Kennedy Thompson
Puck, in Epilogue, written by Amber Elby, directed by Mike Crugnola

We'll also be featuring a new take on Macbeth, directed by Andrew Solis.

TICKETS

Coriolanus
May 24, 2026

Celebrating the early Texas landscape and all the cultures that make this state diverse, this take on Coriolanus - directed by Andrew Mendoza with additional script work by Demian Chavez Galvan - will be a multilingual Western-style adaptation.

Henry 4.1
November 2026

A co-production with the Scottish Rite Theatre, this adaptation of Henry 4.1 will offer a choose-your-own-adventure experience, with audience members able to track each of the three Henrys as their lives antagonize and intertwine.

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