Our Third Season of Free Shakespeare
in Kate Gould Park
has concluded.
We enjoyed playing this summer to wonderful audiences.
We thank all of our contributors for making the Festival possible.
Check back in the Winter to learn about our 2025 Season.
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Support Free Shakespeare in Chatham:
CCSFC
PO BOX 314 Chatham , MA 02633
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Our 2024 Season:
The Tempest
A most Magical PLay
&
Romeo and Juliet
The most enduring Love Story
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2024 Show Schedule:
All performances @7:00 PM
In Kate Gould Park
Free of Charge
Romeo & Juliet
Mon July 22
Wed. July 24
Sat. July 27
Tue. July 30
Thur. Aug.1
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Friday July 26:
BAND CONCERT
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The Tempest
Tue. July 23
Thur. July 25
Sun. July 28
Mon. July 29
Wed. July 31
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Our Season Dedication
“Every artist should have a MichaelJohn in their lives.
A caring friend and the most wonderful and always welcome company"
Tom Hanks 7/1/2024
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Fifty years ago, Chatham’s Monomoy Theatre hired a young actor with exceptional talent, skill, wit and personality. This actor was so popular on and off stage that he was invited to return to the Monomoy Theatre for many years as an actor and director of countless productions. His popularity stretched beyond the stage and into the community. MichaelJohn McGann, whose career on Broadway, in films and on television, as well as in theatres throughout America, was a major influence in the evolution of the Monomoy Theatre. The Monomoy Theatre eventually closed and grew into the Cape Cod Shakespeare Festival in Chatham. MichaelJohn did not have the opportunity to join CCSFC before he passed away, but his influence is still present in the work we do. We are proud to dedicate this third season of the CCSFC to his memory. As you sit in beautiful Kate Gould Park and watch our productions please know that MichaelJohn is here as well keeping a keen eye on everything we do.
Alan Rust 1/20/2024
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MichaelJohn at the Monomoy Theatre in Once in A Lifetime 2017
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MichaelJohn McGann as Teddy in Arsenic and Old Lace at the 46th Street Theatre (now The Richard Rogers)
in 1986 with Jean Stapleton
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Summer 2023 "Much Ado About Nothing"
Matt Werner, Alan Rust, Reid Williams Laura Axelrod, Halle Jacobson, Tessa Dufrene
