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by Denise Battista
on Mar 18, 2010
Juliet is raw and intense, romantic and funny, tense and tragic, youthful and vigorous, sensual and beautiful. It will play...
by Michael Meigs
on Mar 12, 2010
Chaotic Theatre Company
Despite their name—Chaotic Theatre—this production of A Midsummer Night's Dream is not chaotic at all; rather, it’s a straight up,...
by Cynthia Greenwood
on Mar 08, 2010
In his masterful Soul of the Age: A Biography of the Mind of William Shakespeare, Jonathan Bate maps the fertile...
by Denise Battista
on Mar 06, 2010
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Do you remember that scene from the movie, Big, with Tom Hanks? The one where Josh (Hanks) sits in on...
by Denise Battista
on Mar 04, 2010
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is celebrating their 75th anniversary season, and it’s the morning after opening night of Hamlet. Dan...
by Michael Meigs
on Mar 02, 2010
In the diverse fast-food town of Austin, Texas, you can even get tasty Bard bits in a quick drive-by....
by Caitlin DeMerlis
on Feb 26, 2010
Shakespeare Theatre Company
Rarely do I find myself wishing that I could fast-forward a live theatrical show, but the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s production...
by Caitlin DeMerlis
on Feb 26, 2010
Shakespeare Theatre Company
Alright, we get it. Henry V is epic.
The bloodshed, the rallies to battle, the wartime crises. Shakespeare stacks his...
by Roseanne Wells
on Feb 19, 2010
Theatre for a New Audience
Theater for A New Audience’s production of Measure for Measure is a pleasure to see in theory: a wonderful...
by Michael Meigs
on Feb 18, 2010
Austin Drama Club
Sarah England's opening turn feels just right. She's one witch for three, huddled over a trashcan lit from below that...
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