PAST EVENT: This event has already happened. The information below may no longer be accurate.

In-person Arts & Culture

Much Ado About Nothing

Thursday, June 18, 2026
7:30pm to 9:00pm

Part of: Much Ado About Nothing

William Hawrelak Park

festivals theatre outdoors

More Information

Organized by: Freewill Shakespeare Festival

June
18

Witty wars of words are waged and hearts turn on a dime in Shakespeare's classic romantic comedy rolling two different love stories into one buoyantly bumpy ride to the altar.

Benedick and Beatrice have everything in common. They're both single. They're both smart. They're both funny. They also both hate marriage, not to mention each other. But who ever let that stand in the way of love? With its stellar cast, The Freewill Shakespeare Festival returns to Hawrelak Park with Shakespeare's timeless comedy that asks how far we'll go for love, and how much we'll forgive.

William Hawrelak Park

9330 Groat Road NW
Edmonton, AB, T6G 2T5

Related events

Loading events...

July 7

Something Rotten

Tuesday, July 7

Starts at 7:30pm

William Hawrelak Park

SOMETHING ROTTEN! is the outrageous Broadway smash that asks the ultimate question: what if Shakespeare had competition?

Arts & Culture festivals

July 8

Something Rotten

Wednesday, July 8

Starts at 7:30pm

William Hawrelak Park

SOMETHING ROTTEN! is the outrageous Broadway smash that asks the ultimate question: what if Shakespeare had competition?

Arts & Culture festivals

July 9

Something Rotten

Thursday, July 9

Starts at 7:30pm

William Hawrelak Park

SOMETHING ROTTEN! is the outrageous Broadway smash that asks the ultimate question: what if Shakespeare had competition?

Arts & Culture festivals

Found Festival

July 9 to July 12

Edmonton's celebration of art in unexpected places, featuring theatre, music, dance, poetry, and visual arts.

Arts & Culture theatre

July 9

SKNHEAD

Thursday, July 9

Starts at 7:30pm

Presented by Common Ground Arts: A group of inner-city kids search for belonging, only to find themselves drawn into groups that lead to insidious ends...

Arts & Culture theatre