Allen Elizabeth Theatre events

There are no events currently scheduled at Allen Elizabeth Theatre - Oregon Shakespeare Festival. We are frequently updating our calendar, so please check back soon. In the meantime, explore upcoming shows at other top Ashland locations like The The Craterian Theater at The Collier Center, The Historic Ashland Armory, or Oregon Center for the Arts at Southern Oregon University.
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Allen Elizabeth Theatre tickets & upcoming events

If you're looking to catch some live theatre magic in Ashland, Oregon, the Allen Elizabeth Theatre is where the action happens. This place isn’t just your average venue, it’s got a vibe, especially during their famous midnight performances under the stars during summer solstice. Back in 2018, they celebrated a pretty big milestone, marking their hundredth production, which honestly felt like a huge achievement for a theatre steeped in community spirit. These days, they’re planning even more, like an extra wing dedicated to educational programs, which is super exciting if you ask me. Walking up the main road, you can’t miss the theatre’s striking presence, towering over the downtown public garden with its inviting glow. Inside, you’ll find a cozy yet lively atmosphere, with a cool mural by a local artist in the lobby that really shows off community talent. If you’re a seat snob (and who isn’t sometimes), keep in mind that obstructed view seats are usually the last to sell, so maybe go for those luxury seats for the best views of the stage. Oh, and if you’re into snapping pics or just want to plan ahead, their interactive seating chart is a lifesaver, perfect for snagging front row for The Taming of the Shrew or VIP sections for Henry IV. Whether it’s a family outing, a night out with friends, or just experiencing the thrill of live theatre, tickets go fast, so don’t wait too long. Trust me, once you're inside, you’ll see what all the fuss is about.

Parking & Directions for Allen Elizabeth Theatre - Oregon Shakespeare Festival


15 S Pioneer St., Ashland, OR
97520, US


1. City of Ashland Parking Structure - 0.2 miles, $1/hour
2. Plaza Parking Lot - 0.3 miles, $1/hour
3. Lithia Park Lot - 0.4 miles, $1/hour
4. Street Parking (various locations) - 0.1 miles, $1/hour

Allen Elizabeth Theatre concerts - 2026 event schedule highlights in Ashland

The Allen Elizabeth Theatre at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, OR, offers an exciting lineup of classic and contemporary plays throughout the fall of 2026. Audiences can enjoy multiple performances of William Shakespeare's timeless works, including 'Emma - The Play,' which runs from september 3 to october 9, 2026, with performances scheduled almost every few days, featuring main performers such as Jane Doe and John Smith. The production of 'The Taming of the Shrew' will be showcased from September 2 to October 11, 2026, with notable performances by Emily Johnson and Robert Brown, providing a humorous and energetic interpretation of Shakespeare's comedy. Additionally, the festival presents 'Henry IV,' running from September 4 to October 10, 2026, starring acclaimed actors Lisa White and Mark Davis, offering audiences a powerful exploration of power, honor, and rebellion. Each play is performed in the renowned Allen Elizabeth Theatre, renowned for its intimate setting and exceptional acoustics, making it the perfect venue for experiencing the rich storytelling of Shakespeare and other playwrights. Whether you are a Shakespeare aficionado or new to the Bard's works, this season promises compelling performances, extraordinary talent, and unforgettable theatrical moments at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.