See Cincinnati Shakespeare’s Kindred Spirits at the Otto M. Budig Theatre from July 31 – August 18.
In this World Premiere sequel to Noël Coward’s Blithe Spirit, the whimsical chaos of the spirit world collides, once again, with the realm of the living. Haunted by his past loves (literally), Charles Condomine finds it challenging to finish his latest book and pursue a beguiling love interest. Romance, jealousy, and unexpected reunions combine for a spirited, comedic romp filled with witty banter and otherworldly surprises.
In Kindred Spirits, Alice Scovell–the playwright behind the Oscar Wilde sequel The Rewards of Being Frank–brings back to life many of Coward’s beloved characters and introduces a few new, memorable ones.
Tickets to Kindred Spirits
Tickets to Kindred Spirits range from $14 – $74.
About the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is a resident ensemble theatre company bringing Shakespeare and the Classics to life for all. CSC’s repertoire comprises the works of William Shakespeare, literary adaptations, world premieres, and contemporary classics.
Each year, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s Education and Outreach Programs reach more than 50,000 young people and community members by meeting audiences where they are. This includes sharing programming in schools, parks, and community centers and hosting educational matinees of mainstage productions.
Remaining Season
- Fat Ham
- Frankenstein
- Twelfth Night
- Every Christmas Story Ever Told
- A Room in the Castle
- Macbeth
- The Tempest
- Mrs. Dalloway
Otto M Budig Theatre Venue Details
Parking
Convenient self-parking is available near the theater, including metered parking on the street, the Elm Street lot, the Washington Park garage across from Music Hall, the Towne Center Garage on Central Parkway, and more!
Valet Parking service is available for every performance night. Purchasing in advance guarantees your spot. Arrive using Cincinnati METRO.
Accessibility
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company offers a variety of resources and accommodations to bring Shakespeare and the Classics to all. Accommodations are available to all and include gender-neutral restrooms, wheelchair-accessible seating, Sign Language Interpreted and Audio Described Performances, and more.
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