Mary Stuart

A kingdom divided. A queen betrayed. A crown at stake.

Friedrich Schiller's sweeping tragedy, Mary Stuart, plunges into the fierce political and personal rivalry between two of history's most formidable women: Elizabeth I of England and Mary, Queen of Scots.

Imprisoned and facing execution, Mary Stuart battles not only for her life but for her very soul, while Elizabeth wrestles with the impossible choice between mercy and political survival. In a masterful drama of power, passion, and profound conflict, Schiller brings their fateful confrontation to life, building to one of the most powerful and iconic encounters ever written for the stage.

This is the definitive portrait of a clash that would define an era.