Griffin Terrace Series | Shakespeare and The Eras Tour

The Griffin Museum in partnership with the Winchester Cultural District is pleased to present an afternoon of Shakespeare with the The World’s A Stage Players, performing a revue of famous, and not so famous, Shakespeare scenes and monologues, loosely organized around the “eras” of his life and career.

The World’s A Stage Players are proud to present their original tour through the people and places of twenty-four of Shakespeare’s plays. Join them as they explore pieces from early comedy and high comedy, English history and Roman history, good love and bad love, and the classic tragedies and reflective romances…all in an afternoon!

Join us at the museum on the Griffin Rotary Terrace on Saturday June 21, 2025 starting at 3pm.

About the Winchester Cultural District –

The Winchester Cultural District includes a river walk, the area on the Common and around the renovated train station for public art, educational, and cultural installations, events, and festivals against the natural backdrop of the Aberjona River.

Visit the Cultural District for indoor and outdoor art exhibits, musical concerts, library talks, author readings, lectures, dance recitals, film events, and local theatre productions. While you are attending an exhibit or an event, explore the Cultural District for its variety of dining options and local shops. Visit our satellite locations including Wright Locke Farm, the Sanborn House, the Winchester Community Music School, and 50 Cross Street. During the summer months, stop by the Farmers Market on Saturdays, visit the Griffin’s outdoor Photoville festival, or take in a concert or poetry reading at the Griffin’s Rotary Terrace. Travel to the district via the Tri-Community Bike Trail, commuter rail, bus, or car. ​