nyc shakespeare in the park romeo and juliet has been way easier to get tickets to compared to previous years bc there's no big names in the cast. i won both the online and in-person lottery, and if you're able to come down on a weekday almost everyone at the in person lottery got tix when i went. i saw part 2 of henry vi and thought it was just alright but it may be up your alley. the public is also doing free outdoor performances of "as you like it" in rotating locations around the city. also classical theatre of harlem is doing free othello performances starting in july that i'm really excited for. happy watching!!
OH good to know about romeo and juliet! i'd honestly assumed it would still be hard to get tickets because i feel like it's a more popular play than twelfth night? but of course as you mentioned last year had sandra and lupita (which… let's be honest, also why i really wanted to go lol i'm no better). unfortunately since r&j is only on until june 28 i really don't think it'll be possible for me to catch it, which is really sad bc the new Concept seemed really cool. same with as you like it, that's also only in june. i'm hoping maybe winter's tale in july/aug might also be not so overwhelmingly in demand? although idk… i know lily rabe will be in it. DESPERATELY want to see winter's tale bc yes i did work on a hermione monologue for my shakespeare class and so I Would Like To See Her
thank you for the tip about CTH othello! i saw the recent tom morris west end othello with david harewood a few months back when they screened it in cinemas and was incredibly moved by vinette robinson emilia in particular, would absolutely love to see another production on stage. i am still really interested in henry vi as well though and idk how feasible it will be for me to do both so… we shall seeeee
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