"Fortune’s the fool’s best friend." By William Shakespeare July 23 to August 3 | Schubert Theatre Timon of Athens, once the life of every party and generous benefactor, finds himself abandoned when his fortune runs dry. Betrayed by those he trusted most, his legendary generosity turns to seething rage, transforming him from Athens’ favorite host to its most dangerous outcast. As his fury builds, the city trembles before a man with nothing left to lose. Performed “Extreme Shakespeare” style—actors arrive with lines learned, rehearse on their own, and open within days. No directors.

The Absurdly Funny Comedy About Shakespeare’s Famous Tragedy By Tom Stoppard Directed by Jason King Jones July 17 to August 2 | Main Stage Lost in a Shakespearean drama they barely understand, two glorified extras from Hamlet stumble into the spotlight. Watch as our hapless heroes flip coins (which mysteriously keep landing heads), ponder the meaning of life (spoiler: they don’t figure it out), and wonder if they’re actually the main characters in someone else’s tragedy.

"The time is out of joint….” By William Shakespeare Directed by Lindsay Smiling July 9 to August 3 | Main Stage Grief twists the mind and conjures ghosts—but when the spirit of Hamlet’s father appears, he speaks not of madness, but of murder. In the shadowed halls of Elsinore, Hamlet grapples with a haunting revelation: his mother has married his uncle, and his father’s death was no accident. As he pulls at the tangled threads of his broken family, a web of deceit and betrayal unravels, leading him into a storm of moral conflict.

A Landmark of American Theatre That Still Resonates Today By Lorraine Hansberry Directed by Akeem Davis June 25 to July 13 | Schubert Theatre The members of the Younger family dream bigger than the cramped apartment where they live on the south side of Chicago. When a life-changing insurance check arrives, three generations are suddenly given the chance to turn their hopes into reality. Walter longs to be his own boss, Beneatha dreams of becoming a doctor, and Mama Younger envisions a home where they can finally flourish.

Mel Brooks' Hilarious Love Letter to Broadway! Book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks Directed by Jennifer Childs Original Direction and Choreography By Susan Stroman. By Special Arrangement with StudioCanal. From the zany comedic genius of Mel Brooks comes The Producers, the musical that redefined Broadway comedy! Join Max Bialystock, a washed-up Broadway producer, and Leo Bloom, his neurotic accountant, as they cook up the most outrageous get-rich-quick scheme in showbiz history: stage the worst musical ever, pocket the investors’ cash, and run.