THE TEMPEST, HENRY IV, I HATE HAMLET and More Set for 2014 Colorado Shakespeare Festival
The Colorado Shakespeare Festival will follow up its critically acclaimed, popular 2013 season with a lineup that includes humor, pathos, magic and mystery...
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BWW Reviews: Boston Theater Company Stages Wildly Relevant ROMEO AND JULIET
Boston Theater Company, a newly established production company, just closed their season opener of Romeo and Juliet, which took a modern approach that...
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Directed by Julie Taymor, Opens Tonight at Polonsky Shakespeare Center
Theatre for a New Audience's inaugural production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by multiple Tony Award-winner Julie Taymor with original music...
Mel Gordon's SHAKESPEARE ON THE EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN STAGE Set for Segal Theatre Center, 11/6
Next Wednesday, November 6 at 5:00pm: Mel Gordon: 'Shakespeare on the Experimental Russian Stage', The Daniel Gerould Memorial Lecture at CUNY.
Photo Flash: Meet the Cast of What Dreams May Co Theater's MACBETH
What Dreams May Co. Theatre presents Macbeth by William Shakespeare, directed By Christina Sheehan, with stage manager Maksim Kosomov. Scroll down for a first...
MACBETH Opens Tonight at CU-Boulder Theatre & Dance
You'd be hard pressed to find a spookier, creepier play in Shakespeare's canon than 'Macbeth,' with its bloody ghost, three weird witches and murder most foul...
Atlanta Shakespeare's KING LEAR to Begin Performances 11/7
The Atlanta Shakespeare Company at The New American Shakespeare Tavern presents KING LEAR. Tickets: $15. Previews November 7 & 8. Runs November 9-December 1...
Shakespeare & Company to Host 25th Fall Festival, 11/21-24
The word is out! The Fall Festival of Shakespeare is no longer the best-kept secret in the Berkshires. Hundreds of teenagers armed with creative freedom...
Phoebe Legere to Star in SHAKESPEARE AND ELIZABETH I: THE REALITY SHOW at TNC, 11/29-12/15
Phoebe Legere, the renowned singer, author, composer and multi-format artist, has written a full-length musical comedy, 'Shakespeare and Elizabeth I: The...
BWW Reviews: Seattle Shakes MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Combines Humor and Jazz
OK, so I've seen it several times. I mean there are the movies plus countless productions about town. It's done a lot as it's one of Shakespeare's more...
BWW Reviews: Savage Players MACBETH - Intense But Not Intimate
After seeing so many versions of MACBETH, one welcomes an approach that promises to bring something new to the table. But instead of finding an intimate world...
BWW Reviews: City Theatre's MACBETH is Devilishly Good
By the pricking of my thumb, something wickedly entertaining this way comes. Austin's City Theatre has a reputation for rousing and memorable stagings of...
MERCHANT OF VENICE Set for the Lost Theatre, Nov 11-16
The Merchant of Venice is perhaps most famous for its portrayal of anti-Semitism, through the character of Shylock. However, often overlooked is the theme of...
Photo Flash: Rochester Community Players Opens Season with JULIUS CAESAR
The Rochester Community Players opens its 90th season with a production of Shakespeare's roiling political tragedy, Julius Caesar. The play tells the tale of...
The Old Globe Sets MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Cast and Creative Team
The Old Globe today announced the cast and creative team for The Old Globe/University of San Diego Graduate Theatre Program presentation of William...
Photo Flash: Titan Theatre Celebrates Opening of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
Long Island City-based Titan Theatre Company launched its second full season on Friday October 18, 2013 with the premiere of its highly anticipated adaptation...
BWW Reviews: RICHARD II, The RSC, Stratford-upon-Avon
For his first production as Artistic Director at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Gregory Doran has staged a remarkable rendering of the historical drama RICHARD...
MACBETH to Send Chills Through Downtown Santa Monica, 10/31-11/22
The City Shakespeare Company is on a mission to re-define what you think of one of Shakespeare's most famous (and currently most popular) works, Macbeth. They...
Hart House Theatre to Open TWELFTH NIGHT, 11/6
Opening November 6, Hart House Theatre continues its tradition of producing affordable Shakespearean productions for downtown Toronto with the classic comedy...
In DER KAUFMANN, 'Art Can Torture'
Closing this weekend is Tanghalang Pilipino's brilliantly crafted retelling of William Shakespeare's 'Der Kaufmann' ('The Merchant of Venice').
BWW Reviews: Coeurage Theatre's LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST Lacks Sizzle
Up-and-coming Coeurage Theatre Company makes a practice of including a Shakespeare play on its eclectic schedule each season. Following past productions of...
Shakespeare and More Set for the Alley Theater, Nov 2013
We know what we're thankful for - fun, exciting theater. So we're bringing a lot of it to the Alley in November, with as many character as possible with 'Three...
NCShakes and High Point Theatre to Present SHAKESPEARE ON TRIAL, 11/19
NCShakes and High Point Theatre are bringing a clever, rollicking, Canadian-sensation, 'Shakespeare on Trial' to High Point Theatre on November 19. The two-man...
RSC's RICHARD II, Starring David Tennant, Comes to US Cinemas This Winter, Dec 3-Jan 2
The Royal Shakespeare Company's (RSC) production of William Shakespeare's RICHARD II with David Tennant in the title role opened last night to rave reviews...
Review Roundup: RICHARD II Starring David Tennant
The RSC's production of Richard II starring David Tennant opened in Stratford-upon-Avon on 17 October 2013. It runs at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre until 16...
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