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internet marketing Shakespeare’s Globe, the London theater that stages the Bard’s plays in an… from WN.com – Entertainment News
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By Wendy Rosenfield For The Inquirer What concerned me most about Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s wasn’t how director Patrick Mulcahy was going to rassle with the zillion or so scene changes required, or how he would subdue Shakespeare’s wildly complicated script. No, the most pressing question I had was: How would Greg Wood – who...
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Comment RSS Email Print Photo of the first page of All’s Well that Ends Well from a facsimile edition of the First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays, published in 1623. (Wikimedia   Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well is a romantic comedy unlike anything we modern theater-goers have likely known. Rather than the traditional guy-meets-girl,...
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Jason Marr directs Ohio Shakespeare Festival’s As You Like It with such a lighthearted touch, even within the tyrannical court at the play’s beginning, some mirth shines through Shakespeare’s characters. The comedy begins with numerous people being banished from the court of the cruel Duke Frederick, who has overthrown his brother. Yet even as...
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… several cast members of the Shakespeare in the Park production of Twelfth Night, including star Anne Hathaway, delivered pizza at 3 am to fans waiting … from Celebs Central: Latest celebrity news
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STRATFORD, Ontario — Antoni Cimolino and Des McAnuff, the duo in charge of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, began their annual letter to patrons with a declaration: “Shakespeare is at the center of our dramatic universe.” This Ontario town has hosted North America’s most prominent, classically based theater for more than half a century. But...
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Colorado Shakespeare Festival’s “Hamlet.” Photos by Kira Horvath. RelatedCSF 2009 Jul 5:Colorado Shakes feathers nest with broader playbillsJun 21:Meet summer theater’s cast of characters So if your Hamlet is a dead ringer for James VanDerBeek, does that mean your Ophelia drowns in Dawson’s Creek? Terrible joke, sorry. But what can you do? When your...
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1 It seems as if all the world’s a stage this summer for lovers of the Bard, starting with , where has been a huge draw in “Twelfth Night.” But if you want to get your Shakespeare fix closer to home, there are several productions on that are sure to be a midsummer night’s...
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