Curtain Call’s Shakespeare on the Green 2021: ROMEO & JULIET

AUDITIONS WILL BE HELD APRIL 19 & 20...click here for details.

Our summer 2021 specific plans are still being worked on.
We're awaiting guidance from state and local officials before we announce seating plans, etc.
Watch this site for updates.

CLICK HERE FOR A LITTLE VIDEO RETROSPECTIVE OF PAST PRODUCTIONS.

SOCIALLY DISTANCED SEATING PROCEDURES - Summer 2020

Due to current safety protocols, ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
We are following all State of Connecticut guidelines for seating which includes spacing groups 15 feet apart.
Total capacity will be about 125 vs our usual crowds of 350+

We will designate spaces, five feet square. (On a blanket, that's about 4 people comfortably; four standard folding chairs as well.)
Mark out that space and home to see if what you have will fit.
A minimum contribution is required for a reservation: $25 per person; $20 for Senior Citizens. 
Children under 21 attend free.
(Since we've had no production income since March and have processed more than $14,000 in refunds recently, any amount over $25 will be greatly appreciated.)
CLICK HERE to make a reservation. (We're using our contribution site for this event.)
In the REMARKS field, please write SOG and tell us how many people you are paying for and
which date you're reserving for.

- Walk-ins subject to availability. If admitted, the reservation fee will need to be done through our website or text-to-give option.
   (No cash transactions will be accepted.)
- Patrons must follow six foot social distance markers while waiting to be admitted.
- Patrons must wear masks until seated seated by our ushers.
- Masks may be removed once seated, but are required when passing through the crowd to restrooms or food tent.
- Seating will be on a first come, first served basis as always.
- Children are allowed, but cannot run around the property.
- The playground is totally closed.
- We will not be able to provide bug spray as in the past.
- Performers will not be allowed to greet family and friends after the show.
- Seating grid below shows how patrons will be spaced out. 

Blankets and sand chairs suggested. Alcoholic beverages may not be brought into the park.
Wine, beer, soda, and pre-packaged meals will be available on site provided by The Stillery (Our newest onsite restaurant partner.). You may also order meals in advance by calling 203.998.7225.

Nestled among the pine trees of the Sterling Farms Complex, we provide a unique experience for the community to participate in and enjoy the works of William Shakespeare. Our productions are presented on our very own, scaled-down version of the Globe Theatre Stage, though for 2020, our performances will be limited to scenes, monologues and songs.

CLICK HERE FOR A LITTLE VIDEO RETROSPECTIVE OF PAST PRODUCTIONS.

Additional sponsors include: RBC, The Garden Home Foundation, Simply Signs and The Connecticut Office of the Arts.

*Since weather conditions may change quickly, assume the "show will go on" unless an announcement
stating otherwise is posted at 203-461-6358 x13.

SUMMER 2019 CAST OF MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
(In alphabetical order - names in red denote Curtain Call debut.)

Don Pedro ...........D. Adam Boaz
Sexton .................Michael Bonarrigo
Borachio .............Brian Borowka
Messenger.......... Monica Castillo
Verges ................Jim Chiles
Beatrice............. Abigail Darin
Dogberry........... Tommy DeSalvo
Benedick............ Robert Laughton
Ensemble/Watch Person .........Jean Marie McCormick
Margaret ...........Julia Maggiola
Friar ..................Daniel Mann
Antonio ............Chris Miller
Balthasar .........Jason Nekritz
Ensemble/Watch Person ......Malynda Nichols
Conrad............. Rob Nichols
Ensemble/Watch Person.......Nick Priscott
Hero ................Charlotte Roth
Claudio........... Tyler Small
Don John....... Kevin Thompson
Leonato.......... Lou Ursone
Ursula ..................Nicole Whitney

Some rehearsal pictures from MUCH ADO! Click here for a brief video from dress rehearsal. 

SCENES FROM 2018 PRODUCTION OF HAMLET