Actors’ Theatre of Columbus outdoor classic theatre series “Tainted Love” will entertain under the stars in German Village’s Schiller Park this summer. Plays are free, and donations are accepted and highly appreciated. Performances are Thursdays through Sundays and begin at 8:00 p.m. Pack a picnic, bring your family or friends, and enjoy the evening!
There are a limited number of reserved seats, or the option to reserve an ATC logo blanket (that you can keep after the show!) for $20 in advance. Reserve seats here. Bring your own blankets or chairs; sections are marked off for each. Kids are welcome, provided they are well-behaved and don’t run around; be warned that there may be shouting or gunfire during performances, and if either will startle your children, this may not be a great event for them.
The summer performances are under the stars (dress accordingly), and occasionally, under adverse weather conditions. The decision to cancel a performance is not made until 7:30 pm and will be posted on the website and Facebook page.
Theatre in the Park with Actors’ Theatre of Columbus Show Schedule:
May 23 – June 16
ROMEO AND JULIET BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Directed by Amanda Phillips
Thursdays through Sundays @ 8pm
Schiller Park, Amphitheatre Stage
Nicholas Samson, with (from left to right) Weston McAloney and Natalie Tangeman in the 2019 Actors’ Theatre of Columbus production of Romeo and Juliet (photo by: Kyle Long).
“Ralph Waldo Emerson knew what William Shakespeare was capable of in his Romeo and Juliet – a love story that is honest, compassionate, funny, and tragic. These “star-crossed” lovers and all of their entourage are the depth and breadth of human relationships, and the most famous whirlwind romance of all time.”
June 20 – July 14
LITTLE WOMEN BY LOUISA MAY ALCOTT Adapted by Marian De Forest Directed by Beth Josephsen
Thursdays through Sundays @ 8pm Schiller Park, Amphitheatre Stage
Rachel Bachar, with (from left to right) Robyn Rae Stype, Abigail Worden and Sarah Marie Wilson in the 2019 Actors’ Theatre of Columbus production of Little Women (photo by Kyle Long Photography).
July 18 – August 11
AS YOU LIKE IT BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Directed by Pamela Hill
Thursdays through Sundays @ 8pm
Schiller Park, Amphitheatre Stage
ATC As You Like It 4: Kelsey Hopkins, with (from left to right) Samuel Partridge, Bradford Sadler and Emma Lou Harris in the Actors’ Theatre of Columbus production of William Shakespeare’s As You Like It (photo by Kyle Long Photography)
August 15 – September 1
DANGEROUS LIAISONS BY CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON Directed by Andy Falter and Philip J. Hickman
Thursdays through Sundays @ 8pm
Schiller Park, Amphitheatre Stage
photo by Dave Koczur
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I’m not affiliated with The Actors Theatre. I found the email on their website. info@theactorstheatre.org
I’m not affiliated with The Actors Theatre. I found the email on their website. info@theactorstheatre.org
how do i contact actors theater for the lost and found darwin jirles
do you have a lost and found ? i left my binocuars at a performance in schiller park friday july 13th my e-mail is dar.jirles@gmail.com i would like a reply thanks darwin jirles
Hi – I’m not affiliated with the program, so you should contact someone at The Actors’ Theatre. Best of luck!
Hello! My son Jacob is high functioning ASD, Autism Spectrum “Differences” and currently attends CSCC. He’s taking intro to theatre this summer semester and this will be the first play he’s ever seen. If there’s any way we could meet with cast and or the director, that would be greatly appreciated.