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08/07/2026

THIS SATURDAY!

Tickets linked in our bio!

08/02/2026

Exciting news for our friends Shakespeare at Winedale! Every donation to the program helps.

HUZZAH!

Thanks to a generous anonymous gift, all donations the next two weekends will be matched up to 25k!

Parents and alumni of winedale will be matched double!

Give before the season is over at Shakespeare-Winedale.org or find us under the tent.

Online giving can comment, “student or parent gift match” to make sure it counts. At the barn, fill out a donor info card!

All gifts designated for Shakespeare at winedale through our website go directly and completely to our program and not the broader university.

All winedale student receive a scholarship to combat rising tuition costs at UT. Over 80% of this class received additional need based aid. Together, we can keep winedale accessible to all students, thanks thanks and ever thanks…

08/01/2026

There’s still time left to see these amazing plays!

07/28/2026

Are you curious about what a typical day is like for a Shakespeare at Winedale. Watch this video to find out!

07/26/2026

Curious about the Shakespeare at Winedale program? Director Katie Brokaw talks to KAMU Public Broadcasting about it. It’s a great listen! @

This week on The Heart of Art I interview Katie Brokaw, Director of "Shakespeare at Winedale" and expert on Shakespearean performance. She shares what they have in store for their 56th season, why Shakespeare is important to us in the modern world, and why you learn more from performing rather than....

07/23/2026

“SHALL WE BE MERRY?”

THREE MORE WEEKENDS OF PERFORMANCES!

📸: lot five studios

07/22/2026

If you happen to be in the Bonham area go check out Sam Rayburn Museum quilt exhibit.

07/18/2026

Tonight at 7:30 pm come see the debut of Henry IV. You won’t be disappointed! Shakespeare at Winedale

04/24/2026

It’s not too late! The UT spring Shakespeare production of “A Winter’s Tale” starts at 7:30 pm at the Winedale Theater Barn. It’s pay what you can— what a great deal! Shakespeare at Winedale

04/21/2026

Happy San Jacinto Day! On this day in 1836, Texas forces won the battle of San Jacinto, the concluding military event of the Texas Revolution. Facing General Santa Anna's Mexican army of some 1,200 men encamped in what is now southeastern Harris County, General Sam Houston disposed his forces in battle order about 3:30 p.m., during siesta time. The Texans' movements were screened by trees and the rising ground, and evidently Santa Anna had no lookouts posted. The Texan line sprang forward on the run with the cries "Remember the Alamo!" and "Remember Goliad!" The battle lasted but eighteen minutes. According to Houston's official report, the casualties were 630 Mexicans killed and 730 taken prisoner. Against this, only nine of the 910 Texans were killed or mortally wounded and thirty were wounded less seriously.