Much Ado About Nothing

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT from the STG Board, 10/3/2021:

Despite every precaution taken, with all cast and crew of Much Ado About Nothing vaccinated and masked at each rehearsal, a close call with Covid forced us to pause progress until we could be tested and make sure that we were all healthy before proceeding. This pause occurred just as we began putting the finishing touches on the set, sound, and lights.

Because the wellness and safety of our audience, cast, and crew are our top priority, opening week for Much Ado About Nothing (Oct 7-9) will be cancelled. Tickets purchased for those dates will be refunded at their points of purchase or moved by request to another available night. Performances scheduled for October 14-23 are still on and we hope you are able to join us!

At war’s end, love is in the air when commander Don Pedro and company visit Leonato’s home in Messina, Italy (relocated by us to New York City’s Little Italy in the 1920s). But Leonato’s soldier friends stir up much ado—both hilarious and serious—in the form of a battle between the sexes. Beatrice and Benedick engage in a “merry war of wit,” sparring cleverly to mask their mutual affection. Claudio and Hero openly swear theirs, only to be undone by the evil Don John and his allies. Can the team of bungling but good-hearted constables bring harmony to this warring household?

 

Season tickets for the postponed 2020 season will be honored for this show. Please contact tickets@stowetheatre.com with your ticketing request.

Seating for this show is general admission and limited for spacing purposes. All ticket sales are final.

 

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Stowe Theatre Guild respectfully requires all patrons, volunteers, cast, and crew to be fully vaccinated unless under the age of 12 or medically ineligible (as determined by a physician). 

All persons attending or participating in Stowe Theatre Guild productions for the time being will be asked for proof of vaccination and required to be masked at all times when inside the Stowe Town Hall. 

Cast members are permitted to remove their masks only when onstage for a performance. 

This policy may be subject to change in accordance with best practices and best available information about the COVID-19 pandemic. We thank you for your patience, cooperation, and support!