Merry Wives of Windsor Reviews

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With "Big" Hair and a Twang, Two Wily Wives Dupe Falstaff Hot

The Merry Wives of Windsor Reviews » Theatre Reviews
Written by Cynthia Greenwood June 30, 2009 0

Shakespeare Dallas

The Merry Wives of Windsor is the only play that Shakespeare set in a small English village during the...

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- The Public Theater
- 10 minutes ago
- Exactly two weeks until you-know-what. Who's excited? http://t.co/nGiZ0Y2y
- NOLA Shakespeare
- 29 minutes ago
- I posted 4 photos on Facebook in the album "Summer 2012: Hamlet and Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" http://t.co/sZNRUdzf
- Stratford Festival
- 30 minutes ago
- I'm looking forward to #mcc12 too! @karagolani @Communic8nHowe @canadahelps @211Ontario
- NOLA Shakespeare
- 33 minutes ago
- Second up for the season-- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard! http://t.co/YMXI6kjl
- ShakespeareTheatreNJ
- 36 minutes ago
- A couple of weeks ago, we had an Artist of the Day who taught at Rutgers University. Today's Artist of the Day... http://t.co/asFMsMYE
- ASPBoston
- 37 minutes ago
- Thank you @therevels !
- Stratford Festival
- 43 minutes ago
- RT @amgaffney: Theater Talkback: Against Ovation Inflation: http://t.co/2SAzguog Overused, underused, misused. What do you think?
- ASPBoston
- About an hour ago
- A wonderful night for Boston Theater! Congratulations to all the winners & nominees! #30Nortie http://t.co/dXdUyNXQ

Two Gents Make Their Way to PlayShakespeare

It has taken a (very) long time, but PlayShakespeare is proud to announce its first review of Two Gentlemen of Verona, performed in Shona (native to Zimbabwe), no less. London reviewer Craig Melson ca

posted by Christopher Adams on Tuesday, 15 May 2012
The Bard meets The Godfather

posted by Shakespeare's Sister Company on Sunday, 27 November 2011
New Five-Part Series

posted by Christopher Adams on Sunday, 24 July 2011