Critic’s Notebook: Fasten Your Seat Belts and Embrace the City
A new Manhattan bus tour has a theatrical, improv twist as it interacts with people on the street in surprising ways.
A new Manhattan bus tour has a theatrical, improv twist as it interacts with people on the street in surprising ways.
Two separate exhibitions at Yale, on the Society of Antiquaries and on Shakespeare, together illuminate a four-century British effort to discover and reinvent its past.
"Shakespeare's Sisters," a survey at the Folger Shakespeare Library spanning 200 years of largely unsung female writers, begins with examples from the Elizabethan era.
A show at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington traces the veneration of First Folios as much as objects as literature.