Show Dates

August 13th-16th, 2026

Ticket Pricing

Adult – $22
Child – $17
Veteran – $11

Friday Only
Banquet & Show – $40

Event Location

Schmeeckle Amphitheatre
2419 North Point Dr
Stevens Point, WI 54481

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Thursday, August 13th @ 6PM

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As You Like It - Veteran Ticket - August 13th @ 6PM $11.00

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As You Like It - Child Ticket - August 13th @ 6PM $17.00

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As You Like It - Adult Ticket - August 13th @ 6PM $22.00

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As You Like It - Senior Ticket - August 13th @ 6PM $17.00

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Friday, August 14th @ 6PM

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As You Like It - Banquet & Show - August 14th @ 5PM $40.00

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As You Like It - Veteran Ticket - August 14th @ 6PM $11.00

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As You Like It - Child Ticket - August 14th @ 6PM $17.00

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As You Like It - Adult Ticket - August 14 @ 6PM $22.00

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As You Like It - Senior Ticket - August 14th @ 6PM $17.00

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Saturday, August 15th @ 6PM

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As You Like It - Senior Ticket - August 15th @ 6PM $17.00

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As You Like It - Veteran Ticket - August 15th @ 6PM $11.00

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As You Like It - Child Ticket - August 15th @ 6PM $17.00

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As You Like It - Adult Ticket - August 15th @ 6PM $22.00

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Sunday, August 16th @ 2PM

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As You Like It - Senior Ticket - August 16th @ 2PM $17.00

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As You Like It - Veteran Ticket - August 16th @ 2PM $11.00

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As You Like It - Child Ticket - August 16th @ 2PM $17.00

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As You Like It - Adult Ticket - August 16th @ 2PM $22.00

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As You Like It

As You Like It is a pastoral comedy in which Rosalind, banished from court by her usurping uncle, flees to the Forest of Arden disguised as a young man named Ganymede, accompanied by her cousin Celia and the fool Touchstone. There she encounters Orlando, the man she loves, who is also a fugitive and who fills the forest trees with love poems in her name — unaware that the witty “Ganymede” coaching him through his feelings is Rosalind herself.