Shakespeare in Delaware Park's "Much Ado About Nothing" close Sunday, July 11.

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Opening

YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, comedy by Kaufman and Hart, presented by Chautauqua Theater Company, directed by Paul Mullins. Jul 14-25. Bratton Theater, Chautauqua Institution (357-6250).

Ongoing

MY FAIR LADY, Broadway musical by Lerner and Loewe, directed by Susan Drozd, starring Christian Brandjes, Sheila Connors, Jeffrey Coyle, Kevin Craig, Doug Crane, Philip Farugia, Edith Grossman, Ellen Horst, John N. Kaczorowski, Kevin R. Kennedy. Through Aug 7, Wed & Thu at 7, Fri at 8, Sat at 4 & 8. MusicalFare Theatre, 4380 Main St., Amherst (839-8540). Read more, and watch a video preview in this week's Theater Week.

Closing

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, comedy by William Shakespeare presented by Shakespeare in Delaware Park, directed by Saul Elkin, starring Dan Walker, John Fredo, Adam Rath, Tim Newell, Tom Loughlin, Leah Russo, Lisa Ludwig. Through Jul 11, Tue-Sun at 7:30 (no performance Jul 4). Shakespeare Hill, Delaware Park, behind the Rose Garden (856-4533).

SUBVERSIVE SHORTS 2010, annual political play showcase presented by Subversive Theatre Collective. Through Jul 11, Thu-Sat at 8, Sun at 4. Manny Fried Playhouse, Great Arrow Building at 255 Great Arrow Ave. (408-0499).

Upcoming

INSIDIOUS, world premiere of a play by Ibn Shabazz, directed by Doug Zschiegner, starring Greg Howze, Xavier Harris, Adrienne Lewis, Carlton Franklin, John Vines. Jul 16-Aug 1, Thu-Sun at 7:30, plus Jul 28 at 7:30. . Road Less Traveled Theater, Market Arcade Film & Arts Centre, 639 Main St. (1-800-745-3000).

MACBETH, tragedy by William Shakespeare presented by Shakespeare in Delaware Park, directed by Eileen Dugan, starring Kate Konigisor, Josie DiVincenzo, Pamela Rose Mangus, Hannah Lipkind, Lisa Dee, Katie White. Jul 22-Aug 15, Tue-Sun at 7:30. Shakespeare Hill, Delaware Park, behind the Rose Garden (856-4533).