Massachusetts Center for Renaissance Studies

Went here to see Julius Caesar, and it was a beautiful venue. Outdoors overlooking the valley with a small forest making a tranquil and beautiful background for the stage. So cool to see Mark Antony deliver his famous speeches with birds chirping in the background. The 2^nd act of the play was when the sun was down, and being outside essentially in the woods created an eerie and ominous atmosphere. I would love to go here again — so much potential for what could be done here.
The only things I would say as a criticism is the seating is uncomfortable, being just plain fold-​up metal chairs. Bring your own chairs or set up a blanket on the grass if you can. Also be aware that it’s an outdoor venue and be sure to check the weather ahead of time! We were lucky enough to go on a very mild night with no wind or storms, but that might not be the case every time.