Largest Spoleto season to unfold next week in SC
2 days ago
Spoleto events this year vary from a performance of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by Tom Morris and the Handspring Puppet Company to a production of "Oedipus" by the Nottingham Theatre.
Elizabeth Olsen to play Juliet off-Broadway
75 days ago
Elizabeth Olsen will soon be a star-crossed lover - she'll star in an off-Broadway version of Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet."
'Richard III' picked for a New York parking lot
103 days ago
The Drilling Company said Wednesday its Shakespeare in the Parking Lot program will feature the tyrant from Aug. 1 to Aug. 17 in the parking lot at Ludlow and Broome streets on Manhattan's Lower...
Review: Captivating, eloquent 'Women of Will'
106 days ago
Packer's engaging, five-part analysis of the progression of Shakespeare's attitude toward his female - and male - characters over the years sets up vigorous enactment of relevant speeches and scenes.
DTC's 'King Lear' invites new empathy
109 days ago
Moriarty relies less on the gimmickry he has shown in previous Shakespeare productions at DTC (this is the final of a four-play Shakespeare cycle there).
Shakespeare, his work, come to life in PBS series
116 days ago
"When we see those plays now, they still speak to us with a resonance that many hundreds of plays written between Shakespeare's time and today don't," he said.---Online:http://www.pbs.org
Spoleto Festival USA announces its 2013 season
163 days ago
The highlights include a new production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by Tom Morris and the Handspring Puppet Company, as well as a production of "Oedipus" by the Nottingham Theatre.
Reduced Shakespeare Company is laughing all the way
174 days ago
Shakespeare, which premiered in 1987, was a hit in England, and earned the company, which has had various members throughout the years, a reputation for Monty Python-esque antics.
Shakespeare's Globe building new indoor theater
175 days ago
Farah Karim-Cooper, head of the Globe's architecture research group, said the goal was "to build a theater Shakespeare might recognize," rather than a reconstruction of any particular venue.