Articles about Twelfth Night
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It's an uplifting surprise that this lovely "Twelfth Night" is every bit as intoxicating an experience as "Hair" was on the same stage last summer.
Through Sun, June 9 @ Folger Theatre, presented by Folger Theatre
It ranks as not only multi-megawatt in terms of talent, but also as some of the best Shakespeare - to say nothing of one of the best versions of this play - that New York has seen in years.
Where has Anne Hathaway been all our theater lives? OK, we know all about the sizzling movie career, blah, blah. But she takes to the stage in "Twelfth Night" - incredibly, her professional …
There's not a weak link in this buoyant, musical delight (with delicate tunes by the folk ensemble Hem), and Anne Hathaway's outdoor-Bard debut is impressive.
"If music be the food of love, play on." Director Daniel Sullivan takes the first line of "Twelfth Night" seriously by infusing his delightful production of Shakespeare's oft-produced classi…
Anne Hathaway and the rest of the starry ensemble shine in this magical Shakespeare production.
The entirety of the losses from which the play arises, and the romances that spring forth, are manifest throughout. None of this would be possible without an acting ensemble as thoroughly gr…
Director Nanette Asher can't seem to decide between a souped-up or scaled-down "Twelfth Night" or among a madcap, moody, or multigender take on the play. All are possible and plausible inter…
Compliments to the Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre (CAMT) for demonstrating that puppets can deliver Shakespeare's work with charming inventiveness.
