Troilus and Cressida is Shakespeare’s story of love and relationships during the Trojan War. Agamemnon has brought the Greeks to recapture Helen of Troy, bringing with him Menelaus, Ulysses, Ajax, and other Greek princes to battle with the princes of Troy: Hector, Aeneus, and young Troilus, who is in love with Cressida. But when Cressida is traded to the Greeks as part of an exchange, he sneaks into the Greek camp to learn that all is horrible in love and war. A bitter play about war and relationships and how we cope with learning that reality does not match our ideals, presented in a gender-reversed production. 

Directed by Kevin Wetmore

Registration requested

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All our performances are approximately 90 minutes long, family-friendly, free and open to the community, and performed on LMU's outdoor performance venue, the Drollinger Family Stage. We invite you, your family, and friends to bring a picnic and join us for a night of Shakespeare under the stars. Doors open at 6pm.

Free! Registration is requested.

We recommend parking in the Drollinger Parking Lot on campus. Parking is free starting at 8pm on weekdays, and is free all weekend long. Additional information and campus maps at lmu.edu/shakespeare

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Photo from Shakespeare on the Bluff's presentation of Macbeth in 2023.