A white light emits from the mouth of a vintage Shure Unidyne microphone dangling from the ceiling on what looks like an electric vine with various twists and hooks adorned. When Richard com…
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Complete with contemporary regional accents, Front Foot Theatre make Richard III fresh, realistic and easy to understand. What they do is transform it into a 21st-century political action th…
by Carol Rocamora He's grotesque. He's deformed. He's dangerous. He's the most charismatic character you've seen on stage in years, and you can't resist him. You're drawn to th…
Front Foot Theatre's new dystopian take on Shakespeare classic Richard III officially opens tomorrow (18 October 2017) at London's Cockpit Theatre, where its limited season continues until 4…
a ground breaking take on the famous anti-hero in German as part of BAM's New Wave Festival
An astonishing Lars Eidinger is a hunchback to remember in Thomas Ostermeier's Halloween treat of a production at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Fiction and drama hold a mirror to the virtues and vices of an age. Here's our pick of the bestRead the rest of the Observer's 100 political books series hereRichard Wright wrote to his frie…
Front Foot theatre use the Meisner Technique in all their productions, including their upcoming dystopian take on Shakespeare classic Richard III, running at London’s Cockpit The…
Critically acclaimed Front Foot Theatre presents its dystopian take on Shakespeare's most charismatic, tour de force villain, Richard III, in a new production running for a strictly limited …
Continuing in their "glorious summer of performances", directors Ben Horslen and John Risebero bring Shakespeare's historical play, Richard III, to Temple Church, London.
Magnificent setting for history playTemple Church gained worldwide fame when Dan Brown included a major plot point there in his mega-selling novel The Da Vinci Code in 2003, but it has been …
Antic Disposition's RayBan-and-head-mike-modernised Richard III contrasts the glorious 12th century setting of Temple Church, with a terrific crash course in modern ensemble acting and a boo…
Antic Disposition's Richard III presents a modern-dress version of the Elizabethan play staged in a medieval church, but the themes and bite are pure 21st century. This mixture combines to c…
Antic Disposition's adaptation of Shakespeare's play caused controversy earlier this year
Following a tour of UK cathedrals, Antic Disposition brings Richard III to one of London's oldest churches. The historic setting makes a
By Douglas Mayo Following the success of their production of Henry V, Antic Disposition will present William Shakespeare's Richard III at six cathedrals around the UK and at London's histori…
As part of the 2017 Next Wave Festival, Shakespeare's well-known play entitled "Richard III," directed by Thomas Ostermeier, will be staged at the BAM Harvey Theater, Brooklyn.Concluding Sha…
by JK Clarke One doesn't expect much from free outdoor summer Shakespeare productions (aside from The Public's professional Shakespeare in the Park, of cou…
Two US companies have pulled their sponsorship from a New York production of Julius Caesar because it depicts a Trump-like character " grisly ending and all. But the bard has other character…
Deception and death loom large in "Richard III," William Shakespeare's thrilling historical drama artfully performed by the Annapolis Shakespeare Company (ASC). The edgy and stylish producti…
BAM Harvey Theatre in New York presents Shakespeare's 'Richard III' from October 11 through October 14, 2017.The play is directed by Thomas Ostermeier and translated and adapted for the stag…
Greg Hicks mesmerises the audience for three hours with a performance that mingles sadism, misogyny, venom and flashes of humour, distilled and concentrated by the Arcola theatre's tiny stag…
Annapolis Shakespeare Company's production of Richard III is a darkly compelling piece of theater. Directed by Donald Hicken, it strips the stage of all but a few props, allowing great actin…
This was a huge undertaking for somewhere like the Arcola. Big cast plays don't often surface so it's a coup for the ever enterprising Mehmet Ergen to not only do one of the most famous Shak…