#shakespeare

#shakespeare

The ability to write a lot all the time is one I never take for granted, but speed often comes at the expense of beauty, care, and intention.

This spirited adaptation of Shakespeare's The Two Gentlemen of Verona follows two young men as they journey from a small Midwestern town to the alluring promise of California.

Nicholas Hytner's new production brings A Midsummer Night's Dream into the 20th century with modern references, including characters using phones to engage with the audience.

Consider what has happened to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. After Romeo Montague kills Juliet Capulet's cousin Tybalt in their families' feud, one character argues that Romeo should be forgiven, since Tybalt had just killed a friend of Romeo's.

In a vibrant reimagining, The Public Theater's Mobile Unit takes Much Ado About Nothing on a free tour across NYC, celebrating its 15th anniversary.

Middleton's experiences with legal struggles during youth inspired his later work, particularly notable for its satirical critiques of lawyers and the legal system.

Ben Jonson's extensive writings during the Jacobean Era not only showcased his talent but also positioned him as a literary figure second only to Shakespeare in influence.

As You Like It continues to be frequently performed today and features the character of Rosalind, often regarded as one of Shakespeare's greatest heroines.

Seeing me in these Hollywood glossy comedies, you wouldn't expect me to do a turn as Lady Capulet. But I was a new mother when I got offered this role.

"Christie’s casting might have been conducive to the Oedipal side of the Danish prince's feelings towards his mother if only the director's performance had allowed room for it."

This weekend, families can celebrate Shakespeare's birthday with engaging activities at the Folger Shakespeare Library, including demos, games, and a cupcake treat.

Baldwin's journey with Shakespeare illustrates a profound relationship where he initially views language as a tool of oppression, only to later embrace it as a means to express his own experiences.