Description

Join SPARC Theater this summer for The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, a gripping story of family, loyalty, and the cost of vengeance. Performed in the beauty of the vineyards, this timeless masterpiece comes alive with rich emotion, thrilling action, and some of Shakespeare’s most famous lines. 

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, returns home to find his father dead and his mother hastily remarried to his uncle, now king. When the ghost of his father reveals he was murdered, Hamlet is driven to uncover the truth and seek justice. As he wrestles with doubt, deception, and the corruption surrounding the Danish court, Hamlet’s search for certainty in a morally unstable world leads to a tragic chain of events that tests loyalty, truth, and the courage to act.

Set against a world of political intrigue, misinformation, and personal uncertainty, Hamlet explores the struggle to find truth in a manipulated and fractured society — a conflict that remains strikingly contemporary.

Performed outdoors at —

Darcie Kent Vineyards

7000 Tesla Rd.

Livermore, CA

Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays     July 2 – 26, 2026   (Preview night Thursday, July 2nd.  NO SHOW Saturday, July 4th)

All shows at 7:30 PM

Ticketing is reserved seating only; pricing varies from $11.25-$81.25 depending on date and section.  Follow ticketing link for more information.

Experience: Bring a picnic, sip award-winning wine, and enjoy theater under the stars.

— NEW: SHAKESPEARE HAPPY HOUR @ 6:00PM —

Parking: Free on-site parking available.

Important Ticket Information        

Dynamic Pricing — Ticket prices increase as the performance date approaches and the house fills — buy early for the best rates!

Online Savings — Tickets purchased at the door may be more expensive than those bought online in advance.

Discounts Available — Reduced ticket prices are offered for: Seniors (65+), Youth under 18, Full-time Students, Educators, and Veterans.

Gather your friends, family, or coworkers and make a night of it—there’s nothing like sharing laughter and live theater together. Group tickets make it easy (and more affordable) to enjoy Hamlet as a shared experience you’ll be talking about long after the curtain call.