Articles about Much Ado About Nothing
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Sequined bras, showgirls, and strip poker, anyone?
For those to whom silent theater seems an oxymoron, Synetic Theater's decade-long decision to produce wordless Shakespeare must seem a very strange decision. How does one tell a complex, mov…
This high-spirited dance is part prank, part street fight. The woman in the flared party dress and the guy in motorcycle-gang attire are twisting and bopping to 1950s rock, but a pugnacious …
"Synetic" is a word that has come to mean more, at least in the parlance of DC theatre, than the Crystal City-based company which it names. It has come to mean a theatre that is physical, se…
St James' Church, Reading: Amid the expanding professional theatre sector in Reading rises the town's Between the Lines Theatre Company, here staging its third production since its ince…
Shakespeare's comedy Much Ado About Nothing runs at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey in Madison through Sunday, Dec. 28.
St. Louis Shakespeare sets the romantic comedy on Sicily after World War II.Â
Fresh from an international tour, following the one of the UK this spring and early summer, the pared-down staging by Shakespeare's Globe on Tour of one of the most popular comedies has …
SWEET An evening under the stars at the Theatricum Botanicum rarely disappoints. No exception to that general rule, "Much Ado About Nothing," playing in repertory in the theater's sylvan Top…
An imaginative adaptation of Much Ado that's packed with action and fizzing with powerful emotions
Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London: The intimate Lion and Unicorn's Much Ado imposes itself on its in-the-round audience like a boisterous teenager: admirable for its energy and irreveren…
One of the jewels of the southern Wisconsin/northern Illinois region ... especially for lovers of classical theater, is the American Players Theatre in Spring Green, about 35 miles west of M…
RECOMMENDED Some of the nicer things in life really are free, such as Shakespeare served al fresco on a summer evening by the talented and community-minded Midsommer Flight theater collectiv…
An evening under the stars at the Theatricum Botanicum rarely disappoints. No exception to that general rule, "Much Ado About Nothing," playing in repertory in the theater's sylvan Topanga s…
Tis indeed summer and that to the world of the Bard means Much Ado About Nothing. And the Baltimore Shakespeare Factory is no exception to that rule as they mount their first in-the-round pr…
About the play: "The Arragons are a nationally acclaimed traveling band of bluegrass/folk musicians, returning this July from their year-long tour to the place that started it all, The Messi…
As part of the annual RADA festival, BurntOut Theatre presents Much Ado About Nothing in the middle of Russell Square, a fitting backdrop to the Bard’s coquettish comedy about love, ma…
GAME OF THRONES season standout and versatile stage and screen star Pedro Pascal discusses his role on the hit HBO fantasy series as well as his current gig as part of the Shakespeare In The…
The Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park production of Much Ado About Nothing, starring Lily Rabe and Hamish Linklater as would-be lovers Beatrice and Benedick, respectively, ends it…
The main lovers in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing are supposed to be Hero, the sweet young daughter of an Italian aristocrat; and Claudio, the gallant nobleman who falls for her. But a…
Shakespeare in the Park at the Delacorte Theater is a New York City summer staple, and NY1's Roma Torre has a review of the first show of the summer season, "Much Ado About Nothing.&quo…
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You can call it a comedy all you like, but MUCH ADO is nothing of the sort. Though often funny and sometimes hilarious, Shakespeare's yarn of headstrong lovers is fascinatingly woven with th…
The Public Theater at the Delacorte Theater            By: David ShewardThough at it times it seems as though they are playing The Taming of the Shrew ra…
"Much Ado" a savory production while "Holler" stymied by cliched book. Reviews appear in other North Jersey Media Newspapers.
