Much Ado About Nothing
by William Shakespeare
directed by Stephen Fried

6/9/1010 - 6/27/2010
Jerita Foley Buschman Theatre on the campus of Texas Christian University

Runtime approximately 2 hours 30 minutes
with one intermission
Curtain: 7:30pm evenings
Curtain: 2:30pm matinees
Performance dates

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Trinity Shakespeare Festival - Romeo & Juliet

William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. The Summer of 2010 is your chance to see Shakespeare’s frolicking comic masterpiece. Trinity Shakespeare’s production touches on the humor, the honesty, the lyricism and lightheartedness, the constant chase toward the truth of the heart and the one true love that is waiting for us all.

In Shakespeare’s most delightful comedy we meet a confirmed bachelor, Benedick, a great soldier fresh from the wars, and Beatrice, the governor’s lively niece, who has declared herself equally determined to remain unmarried. In this masterpiece of verbal comedy, alive with puns and plans gone awry, Benedick and Beatrice joust and juggle each other toward the inevitable meeting of the minds and more. Shakespeare has crafted a romance that brings together young lovers, bickering brothers, duels and duets, mistaken identity and identity revealed. Much Ado About Nothing is Shakespeare at his romantic best.