There is no play more iconic than Hamlet. So colossal is its reputation that the image of a man dressed in black holding a skull has come to represent the entire art form of live theatre.

Alabama Shakespeare Festival presents a new musical play "We Shall Someday" April 24th - May 4th. One Place Family Justice Center helps victims of sexual assault, rape, and domestic violence. In 2021 ...

"We Shall Someday" is a new musical play opening at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. The play follows three generations of a Black family navigating racial injustice from 1961 to 1992. In every ...

A king's ghost puts his son on a bloody quest against the brother who killed him to take the throne and queen. If the prince were a hulking mass of brawn and rage, it would make for a pretty ...

(Ages 10+) William Shakespeare's Hamlet: April 17-May 4, on Festival Stage ... Fairview Ave, Montgomery. It’s the longest continually operated movie theatre in Alabama. Become a member of ...

These are the grant recipients: Alabama Shakespeare Festival (Montgomery) – $47,539 to install LED lighting at the Carolyn Blount Theatre in Montgomery. Calhoun County Commission – $50,000 to ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Governor Kay Ivey has awarded close to $700,000 in grants to make upgrades to lighting, heating and air conditioning, and wastewater treatment systems at facilities ...