The San Diego Shakespeare Society
Celebrating the Bard's Works Since 2002
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Join us for our very FIRST virtual reading—and you're invited, wherever you are! Click HERE on April 7th at 5:30 pm to join our Zoom reading! The open readings began in 2011, and every month, we’ve met in-person to read the works of Shakespeare! We’ve had several meeting spots over the years, and most recently, […]
You must RSVP for a "Ticket" here to receive the link to join the open reading via Zoom. Reading led by Darryl Woodson
Join us for a fun night of reading the play! About this Event "Measure for Measure, written between 1603 and 1604, is seen as one of Shakespeare's problem plays due to its shift in mood. Vienna is beset with brothels and loose morality, so it's up to the Duke to provide some divine intervention." Royal […]
As part of our ongoing lecture series, join us for a free presentation via Zoom with Brendan Kelso of Playing with Plays! RSVP HERE! Brendan will share: - Ways to engage your kids with Shakespeare and classics works - How to use this in your homeschool, classroom, or after school program - Fun games, educational […]
Come for the reading of the final scenes of "Titus Andronicus" and the beginning scenes of "Love's Labors Lost." Please note that viewer discretion is advised for the former, as it is a bit gory, and the latter is not about a miscarriage. Register here: https://www.meetup.com/Shakespeare-Tea/events/287130473
Join them on Zoom at 1PM PT as the group continues reading Coriolanus. A link will be sent to those who register about a half hour before they start.
Join the Zoom reading and discussion of "Henry IV, Part 2" on Sunday, June 18th, at 1PM PT. About a half hour before the meeting, a link will be sent those who have registered.
Join the online Zoom reading of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” at 1PM PT on Sunday, March 24th. Once you RSVP on Meetup, a link will be sent to you about a half hour before the meeting starts.
We've just finished reading the great tragedies: Macbeth, Othello, Hamlet, and Lear. The conversations were amazing! As a follow-up, we're now reading Oedipus Rex, comparing the Greek GOAT with the English GOAT. If you haven't joined us for a while, this would be a great time to come back! We will be continuing at Ode […]
Guest events: Unless specifically mentioned, The San Diego Shakespeare Society is not involved with any guest events published to our calendar. (Our events will have the notation of “SDSS event.) Inclusion here is neither an endorsement nor a recommendation of other events.