All our performances are free. Audiences are encouraged to bring picnics to enjoy along with the story (as well as any picnic blankets or other seating).
If any changes need to be made due to weather, we will share immediate details on social media.
Schedule is subject to additions and slight changes.

about the ensemble

The Tragedy of Macbeth
schedule

• ​Wednesday, Sep 4 (6PM) | Arrigo Park (Chicago, IL)​​
• Friday, Sep 6 (6PM) | Chapel of the Good Shepherd (West Lafayette, IN)
• Saturday, Sep 7 (6PM) | Twin Lakes Park (Paris, IL)
• Wednesday, Sep 11 (6PM) | Berger Park (Chicago, IL)
• Friday, Sep 13 (5PM) | Huntley Park (DeKalb, IL)
• Saturday, Sep 14 (6PM) | Shorewood Public Library (Shorewood, WI)
• Wednesday, Sep 18 (6PM) | Senior Citizens Memorial Park (Chicago, IL)
• Saturday, Sep 21 (6PM) | Cape Girardeau Public Library (Cape Girardeau, MO)
• Sunday, Sep 22 (5PM) | Memorial Park (Chester, IL)
• Monday, Sep 23 (6PM) | Harrisburg Public Library (Harrisburg, IL)
• Wednesday, Sep 25 (6PM) | Anne West Lindsey District Library (Carterville, IL)
• Thursday, Sep 26 (6PM) | Tower Grove Park (by Roman Pavilion) (St. Louis, MO)
• Friday, Sep 27 (6PM) | Scratch Brewery (Ava, IL)
• Saturday, Sep 28 (6PM) | Hickory Lodge (Carbondale, IL)
• Saturday, Sep 29 (5PM) | Lincoln Memorial Park (Anna, IL)
• Monday, Sep 30 (6PM) | Memorial Park (Nashville, IL)
• Friday, Oct 4 (6PM) | FAME Center (Chicago, IL)

all shows posted are free: first come, first served
we encourage audience to bring blankets or chairs for park seating, as well as picnic fare to enjoy
please help us keep our park spaces clean and welcoming for the next guests

About the Play
The Tragedy of Macbeth is Shakespeare’s classic saga of a man whose ambition gets the better of him as he travels a path of fate. With witches that prophesy greatness and doom, our hero is surprised when destiny first offers success — but his greed soon causes tragedy as he pushes fate forward faster perhaps than what might have been meant.

Filled with music, humor, deception, and more, we would love for you to help us celebrate this classic tale together, and reflect on timeless power struggles, political turmoil, and the many ways the march of time pushes forward.

Run time is ~90 minutes
The play is acceptable for all ages, though there are symbolic depictions of violence.

Audiences are encouraged to bring picnics to enjoy along with the story (as well as picnic blankets or other seating). In case of inclement weather, please check social media for updates.

Director - Sara BenBella
Ensemble: Felicia Hinojosa, Devony Hof, Julia Stemper, Carolyn Waldee, and Theo Zucker

This program is partially supported by a grant from the Southern Arts Fund, a program of ArtSpace 304, and the Illinois Arts Council Agency made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts