(Opening Date) Shakespeare in the Park: The Tempest

Shakespeare in the Park:

The Tempest

Written by William Shakespeare

Directed by Rick Dildine

After a violent storm, travelers wash ashore on a mysterious island where nothing is quite as it seems. Ruled by Prospero―a mother and sorcerer haunted by betrayal―the island becomes a place where old wounds resurface. As tensions rise between Prospero, her daughter and the brother who stole her future, magic, romance and mischief bloom.

The Tempest

is a spellbinding story of forgiveness, love and finding your way home.

About Shakespeare in the Park

One of St. Louis’s favorite summer traditions! Shakespeare in the Park has entertained over a million people since 2001. Performances are staged at Shakespeare Glen in Forest Park, America’s best urban park from May to June. Admission is free, which nearly 40,000 attendees take advantage of each season to enjoy high-quality entertainment made by world-class artists, created just for them.