ACT VI: Shakespeare

Read to get ready

"Love's labour's lost " Reading List

Family reading is one of the best ways to support your child's language development and academic success!

Stories in the Spotlight provides each family with a thematic reading list for children of all ages to read and enjoy before taking part in the Live Arts Event! The books are easily available at Kansas City Public Library branches. Then, each family that participates in the Family Activity will also get to select a book to take home and keep for follow up reading.

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"Love's labour's lost" by heart of america shakespeare festival

Taking an oath to isolate themselves from the oh-so-trivial distractions of women and LOVE, four men think that a focus on study, self-improvement and celibacy is the key to personal success. But when a Princess and her three companions arrive…something’s gotta give. Relish the chance to bask in summer love with this early comedy of Shakespeare’s.

ENTRANCE TO THE PERFORMANCE IN THE PARK IS FREE!

DONATIONS ARE WELCOMED BY HEART OF AMERICA SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

WHILE THIS PERFORMANCE WILL OCCUR JUNE 17 - JULY 6, 2025

PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU ARE REGISTERING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE

FAMILY ACTIVITY BELOW, YOU WILL NEED TO ATTEND THE PERFORMANCE ON

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2025

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Enjoy A Family Activity

"LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST" Family Activity

THEATER IMPROV WORKSHOP AND BACKSTAGE TOUR

Heart of America Shakespeare Festival and TeenTix KC will partner to share a dynamic and participatory improv workshop expressly for teens! Come to the show early, take part in the improv workshop and then get a unique peak backstage at how theater is presented in a park setting! Participants will also select a free book of their choice to take home from the performance!

Participation in the Family Activity is free of charge to those who register using the button above.

Love's labour's lost