Productions and Events

Libraries have books, theaters have plays.  We believe everyone ought to have access to both. To prove it, we're knocking down one more barrier. If you think you can't afford an evening of live theater, think again. $10.

Weaving three stories of love, curiosity, and magic, Shakespeare's greatest comedy reminds us of the abiding power of imagination and the resilience of the human spirit.

GRSF Acting Apprentices and Technical Interns build sets, hang lights, sell concessions, understudy the shows and so much more. See these talented young theater artists as they present one of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies.

In Shakespeare's most enduring history play, King Henry faces rebellion from the very nobles who helped him seize the crown. The insurgents boast the daring warrior Hotspur - while Prince Hal, the King's son and England's greatest hope, carouses in the Boar's Head Tavern with Shakespeare's greatest comic creation, Sir John Falstaff.

Two meddling, matchmaking fathers conspire to get their children together - and succeed. But shortly after the young boy and girl fall madly in love with each other, they grow restless, and stray. Will their separation deepen the love they once shared or create a permanent rift between them? This lovely musical celebrates the power of love in all its heart-rending complexity, and features such classic tunes as "Try To Remember," "Much More," and "I Can See It."

Shakespeare has a way of getting people talking.

Front Porch Conversations have featured poets, authors, scholars, scientists, political columnists, university presidents and actors. What they all have in common with our namesake playwright is a story to tell -- and a willingness to share that story.

New this season, the Symposium offers a deeper understanding of two of Shakespeare's plays.

Also new, the Callithump will feature the GRSF company as you've never seen them before.