2021 Season
All productions at 7:30 pm unless noted
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A Comedy of Errors – May 7 – 22
by W. Shakespeare
Slapstick and farce abound in one of the Bard’s early plays. See where he honed his penchant for puns, word play and mistaken identities.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream – May 28 – June 19
by W. Shakespeare
Always our biggest Shakespeare hit of any season it’s performed, Midsummer is one of Shakespeare’s best works and funniest comedies. Not to be missed!
Grimm’s Fairy Tales – June 25 – July 24
By Barbie Angell, Kathryn Langwell, Monica McDaniel & Honor Moor
A World Premiere!
Four local women playwrights take on the tales of The Brothers Grimm and create a World Premiere that is sure to delight the whole family!
Merry Wives of Windsor – July 9 – 18 at 5:30 pm
by W. Shakespeare
The first production of the year for MPP’s brilliant teenagers!
A Montford Moppets Production
The Sword in the Stone – July 30 – Aug. 28
by Shaan Sharma
The Arthurian legend begins right here, with some family-friendly adventure.
A World Premiere!
Sponsored by White Duck Taco Shop
Richard III – Aug. 6 – 15 at 5:30 pm
by W. Shakespeare
The Moppets close their summer season with this dark and brooding history of one of England’s most treacherous kings.
A Montford Moppets Production
Pericles AND Macbeth – Sept. 3 – Oct. 17
by W. Shakespeare
This rarely presented work gets the MPP treatment on the mainstage. If you’re looking to complete the canon, you’ve got to check this one off the list.
Presented in repertory
Macbeth & Pericles – Sept. 3 – Oct. 17
by W. Shakespeare
One of the most-popular plays ever written, this classic tale of murder and madness appears just in time for students to ask their English teachers for some extra credit.
Presented in repertory
Living Dead in Denmark – Oct. 22 – 31
by Qui Nguyen
An action-adventure/horror sequel to William Shakespeare’s HAMLET. Set five years after the events of the original, the undead have risen to power and are trying to take over the world, led by the zombie lord and true king of Denmark.
