All posts tagged "shakespeare"
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Shirine Babb on Cleopatra, Harry Potter, and being a “powerhouse”
From Cleopatra to Potterdom, Shirine Babb's career has magic (and talent) on her side
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Faran Tahir on playing Shakespeare’s Othello
Othello's Faran Tahir promises a fresh take on Shakespeare's timely drama of jealousy, bigotry, and violence
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Review: Avant Bard’s “King Lear”
"King Lear" may be small in budget, but it's big in vision and has a grimly authentic lead in Rick Foucheux
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Avant Bard’s “King Lear” with Rick Foucheux
Foucheux will retire after starring as Shakespeare’s most troubled patriarch
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Antoinette Robinson on Trump, DC theater and taking on Timon
In the Folger's production of Timon of Athens, Antoinette Robinson portrays a character generally portrayed by a man
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Myth Busters: The Folger rises to a challenge with ‘Timon of Athens’ (review)
Shakespeare's Timon can't be easy to stage, and that's why the unstoppable folks at Folger took it on.
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Folger Theatre’s “As You Like It”: A charmingly energetic soul-pleaser
"As You Like It" is a charmingly energetic soul-pleaser paired with the Folger's special brand of intimacy
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Mack, Beth: The Shark Bites (review)
The Keegan's world-premiere "Mack, Beth" struts and frets, missing the mark
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WSC Avant Bard present Tame.
Adaptation of Taming of the Shrew is boldly modern
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Puppy Love: Romeo and Juliet at Shakespeare Theatre (review)
The Shakespeare Theatre's "Romeo and Juliet" is more high school field trip than grown-up fare
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Taming of the Shrew (review): Bold experiment, deeply flawed
Boasting an all-male cast, Shakespeare Theatre's "Taming of the Shrew" is an intriguing experiment that doesn't work
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Shakespeare, Constellation and GALA clean up at the Helen Hayes
Salome, Avenue Q and Yerma are the evening's biggest winning shows
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Bard in the USA: America’s Shakespeare at Folger
America's Shakespeare at the Folger documents the Bard's New World connection
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Plays and Musicals in Washington, D.C., Maryland & Virginia
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Domestic Disturbance: Othello (review)
Although disturbing and unsettling, Othello doesn't live up to its full potential
