GO PUBLIC! A FESTIVAL OF FREE SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK
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The Delacorte Theater, our beloved home of Free Shakespeare in the Park, is under construction and undergoing a much-needed revitalization until 2025. So, this summer, we're celebrating all things Free Shakespeare in the Park by bringing the show to you in your community and at home.
Beginning in May, Mobile Unit’s delightful production of THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, a bilingual musical adaptation featuring contemporary rhythms from across Latin America, will return to parks and plazas, bringing joy and mayhem to all five boroughs. The festival continues with free screenings of THIRTEEN'S Great Performances on PBS capture of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Heralded as a “delicious production of a great Shakespearean comedy” by The New York Times, this free movie night will light up screens in parks from the Bronx to Staten Island. You can even bring the festivities home, with free, on-demand streaming of THIRTEEN'S Great Performances on PBS captures of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,
MERRY WIVES, RICHARD III, and HAMLET throughout May and June.
Join us in celebrating the groundbreaking past and acclaimed present of Free Shakespeare in the Park, while we set the stage for an even more exciting future in the revitalized Delacorte Theater.
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Mobile Unit's THE COMEDY OF ERRORS returns this summer with free performances from May 28 - June 30 across all five boroughs, anchored in Manhattan at The New York Public Library/Bryant Park and Hudson Yards' "Backyard at Hudson Yards."
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Throughout June, July, and August 2024, in partnership with NYC Parks’ and The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment’s Movies Under the Stars program, and The WNET Group, The Public will offer THIRTEEN’s Great Performances on PBS special free
screenings of the Shakespeare in the Park performance of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING in several parks across all five boroughs.
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Throughout the months of May and June, viewers will have access to the 2019 production of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, 2021’s MERRY WIVES, 2022’s RICHARD III, and 2023’s HAMLET
for free.
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