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Get Your Smote This, A Comedy About God ...and Other Serious $Hit Tickets in Ashland: 2026 Shows & Dates
Parking & Directions for Smote This, A Comedy About God ...and Other Serious $Hit Thomas Theatre - Oregon Shakespeare Festival
15 S Pioneer St., Ashland, OR
97520, US
1. Ashland Plaza Parking - 0.2 miles, $5/day
2. Lithia Park Parking - 0.3 miles, $3/day
3. OSF Parking Lot - 0.4 miles, $10/day
4. Downtown Ashland Parking - 0.5 miles, $2/hour
Smote This, A Comedy About God ...and Other Serious $Hit Musical / play Live at Thomas Theatre | Ashland – August 30th, 2026
Thomas Theatre at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival is a hidden gem that really packs a punch with its intimate and immersive vibe. Stepping into this venue feels like being part of the action, especially with its stage that extends into the audience, making every seat feel close enough to catch every flicker of emotion. You might remember their 2000 production of The Merchant where themes of justice and mercy played out in a way that stuck with you long after the curtain fell, or their 2009 Othello the Moor, which brought race and power into sharp focus with a modern twist. The theater isn’t just about the plays; it’s about the experience, clear sound, good sightlines even from the back rows, and a layout that keeps you right there in the story. And with a bright trail guiding you from the main festival hub to Smote This, A Comedy About God and Other Serious $Hit Ashland, it’s like the whole town is rallying around this lively space. Honestly, catching a show here is like being part of something bigger, where the magic of theater meets a little bit of personal chaos, just how I like it.
