The Tempest
September 26-28 and October 2-5
Play only, no festival on October 2
Gates open from 5 - 11 pm, Play begins at 7:00 pm
$12 - Weekend Pass (good for all nights of one weekend)
($60 upper limit for families available at the Gate).
Ages 5 and under are free!
Play only, no festival on October 2
Gates open from 5 - 11 pm, Play begins at 7:00 pm
$12 - Weekend Pass (good for all nights of one weekend)
($60 upper limit for families available at the Gate).
Ages 5 and under are free!
Auditions
Auditions for The Tempest will be held at Studio 608 on June 11 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm, with call backs on June 18th. For more info check out the auditions page!
Vendors
Watch the 2022
Promotional Video & Performance of Othello
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Plus: folk music pub, and fifty-booth village festival in the forest
The Flint Hills Shakespeare Festival is a St. Marys, community-based initiative focused on providing small-town, classical, outdoor theater and a village festival experience to local and regional patrons under the stars of northeast Kansas.
Each fall, local volunteers transform a wood on the edge of town, affectionately known as Sir William's Hollow, into a rustic outdoor Shakespearean amphitheater and family friendly village festival.
The festival was established in 2010 and has continued to grow into a successful annual event with over fifty food, game, and artisan booths spread throughout the forest that features a full length Shakespearean show nightly. Last year's show and village saw over 7,000 local and regional patrons attend over two weekends.
As we are a registered 501(c)(3) Nonprofit (EIN 46-0605654), contributions to the FHSF are tax deductible. Donations are essential to our existence and we very much appreciate your financial support.
The Flint Hills Shakespeare Festival is a St. Marys, community-based initiative focused on providing small-town, classical, outdoor theater and a village festival experience to local and regional patrons under the stars of northeast Kansas.
Each fall, local volunteers transform a wood on the edge of town, affectionately known as Sir William's Hollow, into a rustic outdoor Shakespearean amphitheater and family friendly village festival.
The festival was established in 2010 and has continued to grow into a successful annual event with over fifty food, game, and artisan booths spread throughout the forest that features a full length Shakespearean show nightly. Last year's show and village saw over 7,000 local and regional patrons attend over two weekends.
As we are a registered 501(c)(3) Nonprofit (EIN 46-0605654), contributions to the FHSF are tax deductible. Donations are essential to our existence and we very much appreciate your financial support.
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