Arsenic And Old Lace
We're excited to announce our inaugural second show, Arsenic and Old Lace, directed by our very own Therese McFarland. Auditions will be held in St. Marys, KS, on March 27, 2025. We will have 3 performances from June 6-8, 2025. For more info click below!
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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