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Propeller Theatre

Propeller’s production of The Winter’s Tale has enjoyed a lengthy tour of the UK, having started in 2011 and...
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

This series of reviews will look at ‘Globe to Globe’ productions, an extraordinary effort by...
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

Following the success of the Mexican Henry IV--Part I, the Argentinian company Elkafka Espacio Teatral produces a lackluster and...
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

This series of reviews will look at ‘Globe to Globe’ productions, an extraordinary effort by London’s Globe Theatre to...
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

This series of reviews will look at ‘Globe to Globe’ productions, an extraordinary effort by London’s Globe Theatre to...
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

This series of reviews will look at ‘Globe to Globe’ productions, an extraordinary effort by London’s Globe Theatre to...
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

This series of reviews will look at ‘Globe to Globe’ productions, an extraordinary effort by London’s Globe Theatre to...
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

This series of reviews will look at ‘Globe to Globe’ productions, an extraordinary effort by London’s Globe Theatre to...
Folger Theatre

Katherine as a Calamity Jane, Petruchio as a Wild Bill Hickock, Padua as a Deadwood. We’ve seen this American...
American Shakespeare Center

The Winter’s Tale is a tricky play to pull off. It’s a play of mystery and mysticism, but there...
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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











