Free Shakespeare in the Park presents 'Cymbeline' September 3, 2011

On Saturday, September 3, 2011, the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival's 'Free Shakespeare in the Park' production of 'Cymbeline' begins in San Francisco's Presidio at the Main Post Parade Ground Lawn, located between Graham St & Keyes Avenue, near the Officers Club and Visitor Center (use '34 Graham Street, San Francisco 94129' for mapping directions). The show continues through Sept 25, 2011, with performances on Saturdays at 7:30 p.m and Sundays and Labor Day Monday at 2:30 pm. No tickets or reservations are needed for these complimentary shows. Bring your family, friends, a blanket, and a picnic to enjoy professional theater at no charge!

Follow Princess Innogen, heir to King Cymbeline's throne, on a magical journey as she struggles against the ambitious schemes of her wicked stepmother. Forbidden love, mistaken identities, banishment, and a magic potion - Shakespeare combines multiple styles in this endlessly inventive fairy tale. Join us for the 400 year anniversary of this rarely produced show!

This is the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival's 29th season of providing Free Shakespeare in the Park in San Francisco. "Free Shakespeare in the Park has become a highly anticipated summer tradition and we're proud to be such a beloved tradition in the community," says Toby Leavitt, Executive Director of San Francisco Shakespeare Festival. "This summer's show has elements that will delight audiences of all ages and we look forward to seeing newcomers as well as long-time fans in the park."

Official Website: http://www.sfshakes.org