GLOBE’S SUMMER SCHEDULE

Works by Tennessee Williams, Stephen Sondheim and Shakespeare will highlight the Old Globe Theatre’s summer repertory of plays, the Globe announced Monday.

Sondheim’s musical revue, “Marry Me a Little,” which includes songs that were cut from some of his other musicals, opens the summer season June 3 at the Cassius Carter Centre Stage and runs through Aug. 30.

“The Night of the Iguana,” Williams’ 1961 drama set in a Mexican coastal hotel, opens June 5 and will play through Aug. 30 at the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.

Shakespeare’s tale of passion and power, “Antony and Cleopatra,” will run June 10 through Aug. 30 on the Globe stage.

English playwright Michael Frayn’s “Benefactors,” a comedy about an architect’s grandiose imagination, will join “Marry Me” at the Carter on July 17 and play through Sept. 30.

“A Comedy of Errors,” Shakespeare’s early comedy that features the amorous misadventures of two sets of twins, will be performed at the Festival from July 19 through Sept. 20.

The final play, which runs from July 24 to Sept. 20, has not yet been chosen. According to Globe Artistic Director Jack O’Brien, it will be either Tom Stoppard’s “Rough Crossing” (an adaptation of Ferenc Molnar’s “Play at the Castle”) or “There’s One in Every Marriage,” adapted by Paxton Whitehead and Suzanne Grossman from Feydeau’s “Le Didon.”