On tour summer 2025

Now Booking!

E-mail Katie at tour@shakespeareinclarkpark.org for more information

Step into the enchanting world of Shakespeare’s classic comedy All's Well That Ends Well, reimagined for an intimate, small-cast touring production that will transform outdoor spaces into theatrical havens of adventure, laughter, and romance. Under the visionary direction of Shamus, Shakespeare in Clark Park’s Producing Artistic Director, this production brings a fresh, playful edge to a beloved classic. Adapting Playwright J.C. Pankratz, whose dynamic work has captivated audiences nationwide, reignites Shakespeare’s tale to make the humor and heart feel as alive as ever.

Barrymore Award Nominated Shakespeare in Clark Park celebrates its 20th year of producing this year and is delighted to be busting out all over. This joyful outdoor experience invites audiences of all ages to gather together and share in the merriment of live performance against the backdrop of nature’s own scenery. Join us to celebrate community, magic, and the timeless allure of storytelling in a show that promises to delight, inspire, and unite audiences under the open sky.

J.C. Pankratz (they/them) is a trans and queer writer making plays about the body, power, and the more-than-human world. Their plays are Mortals (Playwrights’ Center Public Season 2025; Pridefest at The Tank), Eat Your Young (INK'D Festival; workshop production, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre), Little Kingdom (2nd Place, Mark Twain Playwriting Award; Distinguished Achievement, Paula Vogel Playwriting Award), Seahorse (2021 FMM Fellowship for Works in Heightened Language), and Redeemer Mine (Finalist, O’Neill Playwrights Conference). They have been a Core Apprentice with the Playwrights' Center, a Writing Fellow with the Playwrights Realm, and a Visionary Playwright with Theatremasters. They are a proud member of Theatreworkers for a Ceasefire and join culture workers across the globe in the demanding liberation for Palestine.