on the stage in 2025
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: 1985
Directed by Kayvon Khoshkam
Jul 15 - Aug 24
Read MoreImagine this: it’s the summer of 1985 in Saskatoon. The prairie skies shimmer pink at dusk, and the pulse of...
The Tragedy of Richard II
Directed by Skye Brandon
Jul 17 - Aug 22
Read MoreFor the first time in Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan’s history, The Tragedy of Richard II takes the stage—an iconic political...
Players Series Spotlight
Aug 16 - Aug 18
Read MoreJoin us August 16-18 for a genre-defying, world-colliding live concert that will bring Shakespeare’s songs into the contemporary context.

ROMEO & JULIET
Directed by Kayvon Khoshkam
“What light through yonder window breaks?”
One of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies will electrify our stage in a visual feast as two young lovers are caught between their two rival households. Can love conquer over hate? Artistic Director, Kayvon Khoshkam, with his first Shakespeare production for SOTS, brings classic style and contemporary influences together to make a Romeo & Juliet for all time
July 2nd to August 14th

AS YOU LIKE IT
Directed by Jamie King
“We that are true lovers run into strange capers.”
In Arden forest, society’s rules of conformity are off and the players discover what love truly can be in this beloved comedy. Director, Jamie King, takes As You Like It forward to present-day in this joyous exploration of identity and love.
August 06th to 21st

THE DARK LADY
Directed by Rodrigo Beilfuss
Emilia Bassano, known as the possible woman behind the Dark Lady of Shakespeare’s sonnets, was actually one of England’s first female published poets. She was also trilingual, mixed race, and a force to be reckoned with. The Dark Lady collides these two poets together as they wrestle with artistic collaboration, ambition, envy and love. An entanglement that will profoundly shape both their lives and their work. Jessica B. Hill’s first play, The Dark Lady, helps us understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare through Bassano’s lens.
August 06th to 21st
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