List of Shakespeare in the Park productions at the Delacorte Theater

The Public Theater has produced over 100 plays and musicals at the Delacorte Theater in New York City's Central Park since the theater's opening in 1962. Currently the series is produced under the brand Free Shakespeare in the Park, and all productions are staged at the Delacorte. In past decades, the series was branded the New York Shakespeare Festival and encompassed productions at both the Delacorte and the Public's downtown location near Astor Place.

Officially Henry VIII, staged in 1997, was celebrated as the final work of the Shakespearean canon to be performed as part of the series. However, as of 2017, the three parts of Henry VI have not been performed at the Delacorte except as the heavily adapted Wars of the Roses in 1970.

Measure for Measure is the most-performed work, having been produced once during each of the six decades the Delacorte has been operating.

Productions before the Delacorte

Year Show Director Notable cast members Ref
1956 Julius Caesar
The Taming of the Shrew Joseph Papp Roscoe Lee Browne, J.D. Cannon, Colleen Dewhurst
1957 Macbeth Stuart Vaughan Jerry Stiller [1]
1958 Othello Stuart Vaughan [2]
1959 Julius Caesar [3]
1960 Henry V Joseph Papp [4]
The Taming of the Shrew Gerald Freedman J.D. Cannon [5]
1961 Much Ado About Nothing Joseph Papp J.D. Cannon, Nan Martin
Richard II Gladys Vaughan J.D. Cannon, James Earl Jones [6]

Productions at the Delacorte

All plays are by William Shakespeare unless otherwise noted.

Year Show Director Notable cast members Ref
1962 The Merchant of Venice Joseph Papp James Earl Jones, Nan Martin, George C. Scott [7]
The Tempest Gerald Freedman James Earl Jones, Richard Jordan, Kathleen Widdoes, Abe Vigoda [8]
King Lear Joseph Papp Frank Silvera [9]
1963 Antony and Cleopatra Joseph Papp Colleen Dewhurst [10]
As You Like It Gerald Freedman Sam Waterston [10][11]
The Winter's Tale Gladys Vaughan [10]
1964 Hamlet Joseph Papp Alfred Ryder [12]
Othello Gladys Vaughan James Earl Jones, Julienne Marie [13]
Electra[lower-alpha 1] Gerald Freedman Olympia Dukakis [14]
1965 Love's Labour's Lost Gerald Freedman [15]
Coriolanus Gladys Vaughan Robert Burr, James Earl Jones [16]
Troilus and Cressida Joseph Papp James Earl Jones [17]
1966 All's Well That Ends Well Joseph Papp J.D. Cannon [18]
Measure for Measure Michael Kahn Shepperd Strudwick [19]
Richard III Gerald Freedman Joseph Bova [20]
1967 The Comedy of Errors Gerald Freedman [21]
King John Joseph Papp Harris Yulin [22]
Titus Andronicus Gerald Freedman Olympia Dukakis, Raúl Juliá [23]
1968 Henry IV, Part I Gerald Freedman Stacy Keach, Sam Waterston [24][25]
Henry IV, Part II
Romeo and Juliet Joseph Papp Martin Sheen [26]
1969 Peer Gynt[lower-alpha 2] Gerald Freedman Judy Collins, Olympia Dukakis, Stacy Keach [27][28][29]
Twelfth Night Joseph Papp Charles Durning [27][28][30]
1970 The Wars of the Roses: Henry VI[lower-alpha 3] Stuart Vaughan [31]
The Wars of the Roses: Edward IV[lower-alpha 4]
1971 Timon of Athens Gerald Freedman Shepperd Strudwick, Michael Dunne [32][33]
Two Gentlemen of Verona[lower-alpha 5] Mel Shapiro Raúl Juliá, Carla Pinza, Jerry Stiller [34][35]
Cymbeline A.J. Antoon Christopher Walken [36][37]
1972 Hamlet Gerald Freedman Colleen Dewhurst, James Earl Jones, Stacy Keach [38]
Ti-Jean and His Brothers[lower-alpha 6] Derek Walcott [39]
Much Ado About Nothing A. J. Antoon [40]
1973 As You Like It Joseph Papp Meat Loaf [41]
King Lear Edwin Sherin James Earl Jones, Paul Sorvino [42][43]
1974 Pericles, Prince of Tyre Edward Berkeley Randall Duk Kim [44][45]
The Merry Wives of Windsor David Margulies [45][46]
1975 Hamlet Michael Rudman Ruby Dee, John Lithgow, Andrea Marcovicci, Sam Waterston [47][48][49]
The Comedy of Errors John Pasquin Larry Block, Don Scardino, Michael Tucker, Linda Lavin [50]
1976 Henry V Joseph Papp [51]
Measure for Measure John Pasquin John Cazale, Jay O. Sanders, Meryl Streep, Jeffrey Tambor, Sam Waterston [52]
1977 The Threepenny Opera[lower-alpha 7] Richard Foreman Philip Bosco [53]
Agamemnon[lower-alpha 8] Andrei Șerban Gloria Foster, Ron O'Neal, Dianne Wiest [54]
1978 All's Well That Ends Well Wilford Leach Dennis Boutsikaris, Mark Linn-Baker, Larry Pine, Pamela Reed, Elizabeth Wilson [55]
The Taming of the Shrew Wilford Leach Joel Brooks, Raúl Julia, Larry Pine, Meryl Streep [56][57]
1979 Coriolanus Wilford Leach Gloria Foster, Morgan Freeman [58][59]
Othello Wilford Leach Frances Conroy, Richard Dreyfuss, Raúl Juliá [60]
1980 The Pirates of Penzance[lower-alpha 9] Kevin Kline
1981 The Tempest Lee Breuer Raúl Juliá [61]
Henry IV, Part I Des McAnuff John Goodman, Val Kilmer, Kevin Spacey [62]
1982 Don Juan[lower-alpha 10] Richard Foreman [63]
A Midsummer Night's Dream James Lapine Christine Baranski, William Hurt [64]
1983 Richard III Jane Howell Kevin Kline [13][65]
Non Pasquale[lower-alpha 11] Wilford Leach [66]
1984 Henry V Wilford Leach Kevin Kline [67]
The Golem[lower-alpha 12] Richard Foreman F. Murray Abraham [68]
1985 Measure for Measure Joseph Papp John Getz, Nathan Lane [69]
Drood[lower-alpha 13] Wilford Leach [70]
1986 Twelfth Night Wilford Leach F. Murray Abraham [71]
Madea[lower-alpha 14] Yukio Ninagawa [72]
1987 Richard II Joseph Papp Peter MacNicol [73]
The Two Gentlemen of Verona Stuart Vaughan Thomas Gibson [74]
Henry IV, Part I Joseph Papp Donald Moffat, Tony Shalhoub [75]
Titus Andronicus[lower-alpha 15] Charles Ludlam
1988 Much Ado About Nothing Gerald Freedman Andre Braugher, Blythe Danner, Kevin Kline [77][78]
King John Stuart Vaughan Mariette Hartley, Jay O. Sanders [79][78]
1989 Twelfth Night Harold Guskin Jeff Goldblum, Gregory Hines, Michelle Pfeiffer, Fisher Stevens [80][81][78]
Titus Andronicus Michael Maggio Keith David, Donald Moffat, Kate Mulgrew [82][83][78]
1990 Richard III Robin Phillips Mary Alice, Denzel Washington [84][78]
The Taming of the Shrew A. J. Antoon Morgan Freeman, Helen Hunt, Tracey Ullman [85][86][78]
1991 Othello Joe Dowling Raúl Júlia, Liev Schreiber, Christopher Walken, Jeffrey Wright [87][88][78]
A Midsummer Night's Dream[lower-alpha 16] Cacá Rosset Rubens Caribé, Ary França, Cacá Rosset, Christiane Tricerri [89]
1992 As You Like It Adrian Hall Elizabeth McGovern, Donald Moffat [90][78]
The Comedy of Errors Cacá Rosset Boyd Gaines, Marisa Tomei [91][78]
1993 Measure for Measure Michael Rudman Andre Braugher, Hope Davis, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Kevin Kline, Blair Underwood [92][78]
All's Well That Ends Well Richard Jones Michael Stuhlbarg [93][78]
1994 The Merry Wives of Windsor Daniel Sullivan [86][78]
The Two Gentlemen of Verona Adrian Hall Kate Moss [94][78]
1995 The Tempest George C. Wolfe Aunjanue Ellis, Miguel Perez, Carrie Preston, Patrick Stewart [78]
Troilus and Cressida Mark Wing-Davey Elizabeth Marvel, Tim Blake Nelson [95][78]
1996 Henry V Douglas Hughes Andre Braugher, Elizabeth Marvel [96][78]
Timon of Athens Brian Kulick Michael Cumpsty [97][78]
1997 Henry VIII Mary Zimmerman Jayne Atkinson, Ruben Santiago Hudson, Miguel Perez [98][78]
On the Town[lower-alpha 17] George C. Wolfe Lea DeLaria, José Llana, Jesse Tyler Ferguson [99][100]
1998 Cymbeline Andrei Serban Michael C. Hall, Randall Duk Kim, Liev Schreiber [101]
The Skin of Our Teeth[lower-alpha 18] Irene Lewis John Goodman, Kristen Johnston [102]
1999 The Taming of the Shrew Mel Shapiro Allison Janney, Jay O. Sanders [103]
Tartuffe[lower-alpha 19] Mark Brokaw [104]
2000 The Winter's Tale Brian Kulick Michael Stuhlbarg [105]
Julius Caesar Barry Edelstein Dennis Boutsikaris, Jeffrey Wright [106]
2001 Measure for Measure David Esbjornson Dakin Matthews, Tonya Pinkins [107]
The Seagull[lower-alpha 20] Mike Nichols [108]
2002 Twelfth Night Brian Kulick [109]
2003 Henry V Mark Wing-Davey Liev Schreiber [110]
2004 Much Ado About Nothing David Esbjornson Kristen Johnston, Jimmy Smits, Sean Patrick Thomas, Sam Waterston [111][112]
2005 As You Like It Mark Lamos Lynn Collins
Two Gentlemen of Verona[lower-alpha 21] Kathleen Marshall Rosario Dawson, Oscar Isaac, Norm Lewis, Renée Elise Goldsberry
2006 Macbeth Moisés Kaufman Pedro Pascal, Liev Schreiber
Mother Courage and Her Children[lower-alpha 22] George C. Wolfe Kevin Kline, Meryl Streep
2007 A Midsummer Night's Dream Daniel Sullivan Martha Plimpton, Jay O. Sanders
Romeo and Juliet Michael Greif Lauren Ambrose, Oscar Isaac, Camryn Manheim
2008 Hair[lower-alpha 23] Diane Paulus Jonathan Groff, Patina Miller, Will Swensen, Karen Olivo [113]
Hamlet Oskar Eustis Michael Stuhlbarg, Lauren Ambrose, Margaret Colin, Sam Waterston [114]
2009 The Bacchae[lower-alpha 24] JoAnne Akalaitis Jonathan Groff [115]
Twelfth Night Daniel Sullivan Anne Hathaway, Audra McDonald [116]
2010 The Merchant of Venice Daniel Sullivan [117]
The Winter's Tale Michael Greif Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Heather Lind, Hamish Linklater, Jesse L. Martin [118]
2011 All's Well That Ends Well Daniel Sullivan André Holland, Annie Parisse, Tonya Pinkins [119]
Measure for Measure David Esbjornson Annie Parisse, Tonya Pinkins, Zachary Unger
2012 As You Like It Daniel Sullivan Oliver Platt, Lily Rabe, Andre Braugher, Renée Elise Goldsberry
Into The Woods[lower-alpha 25] Timothy Sheader Amy Adams, Donna Murphy, Denis O'Hare
2013 The Comedy of Errors Daniel Sullivan De'Adre Aziza, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Hamish Linklater [120][121]
Love's Labour's Lost, A New Musical[lower-alpha 26] Alex Timbers Daniel Breaker, Rachel Dratch, Patti Murin [122]
2014 Much Ado About Nothing Jack O'Brien Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater, Pedro Pascal [123]
King Lear Daniel Sullivan Annette Bening, John Lithgow [43]
2015 The Tempest Michael Greif Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Sam Waterston [124]
Cymbeline Daniel Sullivan Kate Burton, Hamish Linklater, Lily Rabe [125]
2016 The Taming of the Shrew Phyllida Lloyd Cush Jumbo, Janet McTeer [126][127]
Troilus and Cressida Daniel Sullivan Louis Cancelmi,[lower-roman 1] Miguel Perez, Corey Stoll [128][129]
2017 Julius Caesar Oskar Eustis Gregg Henry, Elizabeth Marvel, Corey Stoll [130][131]
A Midsummer Night's Dream Lear deBessonet Annaleigh Ashford, De'Adre Aziza, Danny Burstein, Shalita Grant, Kristine Nielsen, Richard Poe, Phylicia Rashad [132][133]
2018 Othello Ruben Santiago-Hudson [134]
Twelfth Night[lower-alpha 27] Oskar Eustis & Kwame Kwei-Armah [134]

Production notes

  1. ↑ by Sophocles
  2. ↑ by Henrik Ibsen
  3. ↑ abridgment of Henry VI, Part I and Acts 1, 2, and 3 of Henry VI, Part II; adapted by John Barton
  4. ↑ abridgment of Acts 4 and 5 of Henry VI, Part II and Henry VI, Part III; adapted by John Barton
  5. ↑ musical adaptation of The Two Gentlemen of Verona; book by John Guare and Mel Shapiro, lyrics by Guare and music by Galt MacDermot
  6. ↑ by Derek Walcott
  7. ↑ by Bertolt Brecht
  8. ↑ by Aeschylus
  9. ↑ by Gilbert and Sullivan
  10. ↑ play by Molière; English-language translation by Donald M. Frame
  11. ↑ English-language adaptation of Donizetti's Don Pasquale
  12. ↑ by H. Leivick
  13. ↑ musical by Rupert Holmes based on the novel The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens
  14. ↑ by Euripides
  15. ↑ canceled due to the death of the director[76]
  16. ↑ Portuguese translation
  17. ↑ music by Leonard Bernstein and book and lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green
  18. ↑ by Thornton Wilder
  19. ↑ by Molière
  20. ↑ by Anton Chekhov
  21. ↑ revival of 1971 production
  22. ↑ by Bertolt Brecht
  23. ↑ book and lyrics by James Rado and Gerome Ragni and music by Galt MacDermot
  24. ↑ by Euripides
  25. ↑ by Stephen Sondheim
  26. ↑ adaptation of Love's Labour's Lost; music by Michael Friedman and lyrics by Alex Timbers[122]
  27. ↑ musical adaptation by Kwame Kwei-Armah and Shaina Taub[134]

Cast notes

  1. ↑ replacing David Harbour, who sustained an injury during a performance

References

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