Blood will have blood.
Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks’ bold new production of MACBETH shows the characters trapped in a supernatural limbo, doomed to relive their dark story over and over again. In the ruined aftermath of a bloody civil war, Macbeth is propelled towards the crown by forces of elemental darkness. Madness born of ambition sets in, and he and his wife seize power by all possible means as they descend into a labyrinth of blood, destruction, and the madness of how two people so passionately in love with one another become irredeemable monsters. Don’t miss this dark, visceral reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy — where fate is a loop, and there’s no escape.

Admission is always free to the public with donations encouraged and deeply appreciated. Your support makes our shows possible!
Performing weekends Sept 5 through Oct 12 at a park near you.

Sept 5-7: Frick Park, Squirrel Hill
Sept 12-14: Riverview Park, Northside
Sept 19-21: Hazelwood Green
Sept 26-28: Highland Park
Oct 3-5: Highland Park
Oct 10-12 Westinghouse Park, Homewood

Fridays 6 PM twilight shows
Saturdays & Sundays 2 PM