Sophocles' Philoctetes explores the tragic clash of virtue and rationalism in a war-torn world where moral choices defy easy ...

Advertised as a 'moving and darkly comic remix' of Shakespeare's famous tragedy, Lost Lear retells the play through the eyes of Joy, an elderly dementia patient and former actress trapped in a ...

Review of the Berkshires-based Shakespeare & Co. performance of "Romeo and Juliet" Shakespeare's most famous tragedies with Caitlin Rose, Ashley McCauley Moore ...

Nicole Ricciardi directs Shakespeare & Company’s 2025 production of "The Taming of the Shrew," exploring love, equity and ...

What if Juliet just…moved on? What if, in William Shakespeare’s tragedy, Juliet doesn’t kill herself but instead wakes up from her poison slumber, realizes that she’s got her whole life ...

Sounds preposterous, unbelievable, a cruel joke or Fox News crawl. Yet it’s true. This play —a clever wordplay on John Graves’ Texana masterpiece — is “Goodbye to All Texas Rivers.” It uses ...

The company’s annual Shakespeare in the Park Festival marks its 53rd season with two very different summer productions this year: a Shakespearean tragedy and a comedy by Oscar Wilde.

Romeo and Juliet at the Globe this summer is an enjoyable night out and a reminder, if ever it was needed, of Shakespeare’s unsurpassed storytelling skill and the privilege, in being a Londoner, of ha ...

Breaking Bard: An Improvised Shakespearean Tragedy Orange Venue, Lowndes Shakespeare Center 60 minutes; 13 & Up $15 Get tickets Subscribe to Orlando Weekly newsletters.

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