Timeless Stories Reimagined

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Timeless Stories Reimagined •

Theater performer kneeling on a dark stage surrounded by glowing candles
Close-up portrait of a serious silver-haired man in a suit, vest, and purple cravat against a black background
Red promotional poster for Shakespeare@Home's William Shakespeare radio play Julius Caesar, featuring a dramatic illustrated figure and download and podcast listening information.
Black-and-white theater scene with three women in flowing dresses and a uniformed man performing among glowing candles
Theatrical stage scene with four men supporting an injured man on the floor while another performer watches near a doorway.
Actors in period costumes take a curtain call onstage as an audience applauds in an ornate theater.
Portrait of a stern medieval king wearing an ornate crown and black embroidered robe while holding a sword
Theatrical stage scene with a woman in a pink dress holding a bright light and another performer in a red pleated costume under blue and purple lighting.
Poster for Shakespeare@Home’s radio play “The Tempest,” featuring a dark green stormy ocean illustration and download information for shakespeare-at.org.
Two men in elaborate medieval costumes onstage, including a crowned king seated in the foreground and a richly dressed attendant holding papers behind him.
Female musician in a white dress playing a traditional stringed instrument under blue stage lighting
Masked performers in colorful costumes dancing on a theater stage under purple lighting
Actor in period costume kneels beside a person lying on a dimly lit theater stage.
King in black Renaissance costume and crown sitting on a trunk on a red-lit theater stage
Theater performers in fantasy costumes under blue stage lighting, with a woman in a dark velvet gown making a dramatic claw-like gesture.
Close-up portrait of a woman wearing a white floral crown and lace-trimmed vintage dress against a black background
Theatrical scene with a seated man in formal costume, three women in period dresses, and glowing green candles on a dark stage.

Classic works are brought to life on stage through intimate, bold productions that create a direct connection between performers and audiences.

Theatre

Audio Plays

Shakespeare@ Home is The Curtain’s ongoing project of classic drama in ‘radio’ format. Conceived as an homage to the heyday of serialized radio drama of the 1930s and 40s, Shakespeare@ Home delivers our same acclaimed tradition of providing accessible interpretations of classic works for a new audience.

Shakespeare@Home logo with red text and radio tower signal graphic on a pale yellow background

Film & Digital Media

Vintage film countdown screen displaying the number 3 inside a double circle with filmstrip borders

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