John Douglas Thompson: Hartford Stage-Bound Actor on a Roll as Richard III, Antony and Macbeth By FRANK RIZZO
Switched careers after seeing August Wilson play in New Haven
Switched careers after seeing August Wilson play in New Haven
At the outdoor Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival in Thousand Oaks, Shakespeare's drama gets a stylish staging.
For the day after Valentine's....Richard III, as remembered by Brian Bedford, the late Alan Bates, Zoe Caldwell and others.
The 50th anniversary season of the Utah Shakespeare Festival will begin June 23 with simultaneous productions of Shakespeare's romantic comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream, the dark history pla…
A look at the opening monologue, with excerpts performed in Arabic.
Sulayman Al-Bassam takes Shakespeare's history play about the infamous ruler and transforms it into a compelling portrait of political maneuvering in a contemporary Arab monarchy.
Al-Bassam's pared-down adaptation has too many ideas working at cross purposes to be fully effective.
Finally, it's New Jersey's turn to see Roberta Maxwell.
The Sam Mendes-helmed production of Shakespeare's Richard III, starring Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey, will bow at the Old Vic in London this summer as the final installment of the trans…
The previously announced Bridge Project production of Shakespeare's Richard III starring Tony and Oscar winner Kevin Spacey will kick off in June 2011 at London's Old Vic Theatre, where Spa…
Kevin Spacey will star in the title role of William Shakespeare's "Richard III" next summer, The Bridge Project confirmed Wednesday.
Produced by The Old Vic, BAM and Neal Street RICHARD III WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE DIRECTED BY SAM MENDES AND FEATURING KEVIN SPACEY IN THE TITLE ROLE TO OPEN AT THE OLD VIC ON JUNE 29, 2011 TICKE…
A Twisted King Twisted Again, With Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll By D. J. R. BRUCKNER
The Judith Shakespeare Company's loud, flashy and hugely energetic production of "Richard III" features female actors in all the leading roles.
A Big Throne to Fill, and the Man to Fill It By BEN BRANTLEY
Ascending the throne has never been more of a struggle for Shakespeare's most Machiavellian monarch than it is in this production at the Public Theater.
Did a play ever begin with more promise and end more tediously than Richard III?