Episode

Music Behind the Curtain: Shakespeare, Theatre & the Orchestra

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Mocktails & Masterpieces
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Sep 24, 2026
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990
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Summary

In anticipation of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra’s 2026–27 Story Lines season opener, Shakespeare and Love, ICO Music Director Matthew Kraemer and Diane Timmerman, Chair of Butler University’s Theatre Department, take a broader look at Shakespeare and his enduring place in our culture. They explore how radically accessible Shakespeare’s plays were across social and economic classes in their own time, how that compares with the way we experience them today, and the different schools of thought surrounding modern interpretations of his work. Buy Tickets to Shakespeare and Love on October 17 at 8PM - Schrott Center for the Arts