JUNE 2025 : HENRY V

EVERY WEEKEND IN JUNE (THURS - SUNDAY) 7:30 PM - NO PERFORMANCE ON JUNE 19TH

No tickets are necessary when coming to Shakespeare in Carroll Park. We do recommend coming at least 30 minutes before curtain if you want get a chair. We supply the first 100 seats for our audience. After that, we recommend that you bring your own seating. If you’d like to reserve a block of seats for a large group or class of students, please email Delia Kemph, Delia.kemph@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. While tickets are FREE, we at Smith Street rely on audience donations to keep our company thriving year after year. Please consider becoming a sustaining member to keep this program alive and flourishing.

We at Smith Street Stage would like to make your visit as hassle free as possible, when you’re coming to see Shakespeare in Carroll Park. Below, we will do our best to illustrate how best to attend our shows (see notes and instruction below), but should you have any additional questions, please email Beth at bethann@smithstreetstage.org and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Shakespeare in Carroll Park is provided for free, and no tickets are needed. Please consider making a donation to the company or signing up to be a SUstaining Member.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Tickets

No Tickets Needed for Shakespeare in Carroll Park. It’s free and you and your family may attend as many times as you wish. We do, however rely on your donations to keep this program free and of the highest quality. Consider donating or becoming a sustaining member today. All donations are tax deductible 501c3

Weather

The forecasts are constantly changing, especially in June, but we always prepare to perform because you never know when a stormy afternoon will lead to one of the most beautiful evenings of the summer. We almost never cancel due to rain, but if we must, we will post updates on Facebook & Instagram.

Seating

We supply 100 chairs that we set up nightly for our audience. Those chairs get snatched up fast though, especially at the end of the run or on beautiful summer days, so we advise that audience members wanting to use our folding chairs arrive 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

Carroll Park is mostly cement, so if you plan to sit on the ground, we advise bringing something soft to sit on. You may also bring your own folding chairs and we’ll find a spot for you join the audience.

Subway

The closest subway station is the F/G Carroll Stop. If you need an elevator, we advise that you use the one at Jay Street Metro-tech (A, C, F, R, elevator located on northeast corner of Jay and Willoughby Streets). The Borough Hall (2, 3, 4, 5) is also a close subway stop with an elevator.

Bus

The B57 stops right next to the park, and also runs next to wheelchair accessible subway stops at Jay Street MetroTech (A, C, F, R) and Borough Hall (2, 3, 4, 5).

Wheelchair Accessibility

The park itself is wheelchair accessible, but the neighboring subway (F/G Carroll) is not. If you need an elevator, we advise that you use the one at Jay Street MetroTech (elevator located on northeast corner of Jay and Willoughby Streets) or the Borough Hall (2, 3, 4, 5) stop. Also, as we set chairs out for each performance, please let us know if you’d like us to remove chairs so that you can get the best view of the performance. Please email Delia Kemph, Delia.kemph@gmail.com and let us know 24 hours in advance so we can alert our production team.

Bathrooms

There are 2 bathrooms on either side of the Park House. They will both be available throughout the performance, and are wheelchair accessible.

Parking

We have always found that there is ample parking right next to the park on Carroll Street. It’s a school zone and during the school day the parking on that street is restricted, so normally by 5:30/6 o’clock it is fairly empty.