Mosaic Workshops
Every Saturday before the outdoor Shakespeare plays, join our Kaleidoscope dramaturgy team indoors for a deep dive into the heart of the play. See our website for more information. Two free with a Season Pass.
Previews, Family Days, Senior Matinees, and Pay What You Will: Check our calendar for special discounts.
Dining Options
Both venues offer alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and snacks for sale. You are welcome to bring your own picnic and drinks to the Forest Meadows Amphitheatre.
No Smoking or Photography of any kind is allowed in either theatre.
Electronic Devices - Please turn off all electronic devices during the performances.
SATURDAYS, 5 - 6 PM
514 FOURTH STREET | DOWNTOWN THEATRE
These dynamic, hour-long workshops are held every Saturday in our indoor theatre before our Shakespeare performances at our outdoor theatre. Led by a member of our esteemed Kaleidoscope dramaturgy team—Nick Musleh, AeJay Antonis Marquis, and Dr. Philippa Kelly—these engaging sessions invite you to dive into the heart of each summer production.
Join us for hands-on activities, discussions, and behind-the-scenes insights, as you uncover the connections between Shakespeare’s timeless stories and the world we live in today. We piece together a deeper understanding of how equity and artistic excellence intersect to create transformative theatre, and how these plays speak to our lives and times.
Workshops are included at no extra cost when you buy a subscription to both summer Shakespeare shows:
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and The Tempest.
FIND MORE INFO HERE:
www.marinshakespeare.org/mosaic
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Saturday, June 14: The Dramaturgical Toolbox
Saturday, June 21: Catching the Form and Pressure…
Saturday, June 28: Living the Dream
Saturday, July 5: Dramaturgy and Scenic Design
Saturday, July 12: Dream Logic and the Magic of Midsummer
THE TEMPEST
Saturday, August 16: Dramaturgy and the World of the Play
Saturday, August 23: Catching the Form and Pressure…
Saturday, August 30: The Past is Prologue…
Saturday, September 6: Dramaturgy and Scenic Design
Saturday, September 13: Storms, Magic, Selfhood