Shakespeare Off The Square: Macbeth (9)

About the Play

Perhaps Shakespeare’s most famous play, Macbeth is a time honored tale of murder and treachery, black magic and blacker hearts. With a fantastic array of ghosts and witches, warfare and intrigue, magic and murder, this story of a man who would be king never loses its power to thrill and shock, with its action and intrigue or to glorify and enthrall with its poetry and language, “Life’s but a walking shadow…”

Performances and Showtimes 

Macbeth runs three weekends only starting on October 1st, Thursday-Sunday, starting at 7:00 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Concessions and beer will be available for purchase. Performances are on the Ijams' Visitor Center Lawn.

Admission is $15 for guests 13 years and older, admission for guests 12 and younger is free through the Penny 4 the Arts program. Free tickets must be included in your reservation. Donations to Tennessee Stage Company and Ijams Nature Center are encouraged to help weather these difficult times.

Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket. No coolers or styrofoam products, please. Dogs are allowed, but must be leashed at all times. 

Keeping You and the Cast Safe During Covid-19 

-Performances are limited to 50 audience members. Tickets will go fast!

-Audience members will be required to wear masks at the ticket booth, beer garden, and concession stands. Once seated, patrons may remove their masks.

-Audience members will be placed 15 feet from performance spaces.

-Audience members will be required to distance their seating no fewer than six feet away from other groups of patrons.

For more information about the Tennessee Stage Company, Shakespeare On The Square or its support guild, Buddies of the Bard (BOB), call 865-546-4280 or e-mail tennesseestage@comcast.net.

Shakespeare Off The Square would not be possible without the generous support of the Tennessee Arts Commission.