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A Dignified Romp Through Shakespeare Hot

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Written by Denise Battista July 28, 2008 0

Shakespeare enthusiasts, and even those of you who just want to find out whatever happened to that dashing yet...

Shakespeare Journeys Inside San Quentin Prison Hot

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Written by Denise Battista March 30, 2008 0

Three years ago, I went to the Sundance Film Festival and attended a showing of director Hank Rogerson’s documentary,...

Jerome Robbins' Modern Day R&J is a Sweet Celebration Hot

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Written by Denise Battista March 18, 2008 0

Our devotion to West Side Story has only grown stronger over the past fifty years. This modern day—perhaps not...

Theater History Comes to Life in Shakespeare's Actresses Hot

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Written by Jess Pease February 01, 2008 0

Shakespeare's Actresses in America, a one-woman show, written and performed by Rebekah Maggor and directed by Karin Coonrod, strives to...

Too Much Rhetoric, Not Enough Blood in Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Hot

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Written by Jess Pease November 19, 2007 0

Counter Productions' staging of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead is an ambitious choice for a fledgling theater...

John Barrymore's Got Panache at the Hillbarn Theatre Hot

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Written by Denise Battista October 29, 2007 0

It’s that time of year again. It gets darker a little earlier; there’s talk of ghosts and spirits, and...

Classical Comics' Henry V Fails to Reign Supreme Hot

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Written by Denise Battista October 22, 2007 0

So U.K.-based Classical Comics is all set to turn “boring into cool” by releasing their first of perhaps many...

Shakespeare's Greatest Hits: The Invention of a Tribute Hot

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Written by Denise Battista August 21, 2007 0

Two years in the making, Subterranean Shakespeare Records is finally ready to release their CD, “Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits.”...

To Be, or Sort of Be Hot

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Written by Matthew Barbot August 15, 2007 0

Isabelle Assante’s Horatio is an interesting experiment: using only lines from Hamlet, Assante has told a whole new...

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- The Public Theater
- About an hour ago
- Exactly two weeks until you-know-what. Who's excited? http://t.co/nGiZ0Y2y
- NOLA Shakespeare
- About an hour ago
- I posted 4 photos on Facebook in the album "Summer 2012: Hamlet and Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" http://t.co/sZNRUdzf
- Stratford Festival
- About an hour ago
- I'm looking forward to #mcc12 too! @karagolani @Communic8nHowe @canadahelps @211Ontario
- NOLA Shakespeare
- About an hour ago
- Second up for the season-- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard! http://t.co/YMXI6kjl
- ShakespeareTheatreNJ
- About 2 hours 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
- About 2 hours ago
- Thank you @therevels !
- Stratford Festival
- About 2 hours ago
- RT @amgaffney: Theater Talkback: Against Ovation Inflation: http://t.co/2SAzguog Overused, underused, misused. What do you think?
- ASPBoston
- About 2 hours 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