All posts tagged "shakespeare theatre company"
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Review: Harold Pinter’s “The Lover” and “The Collection”
Shakespeare Theatre's "The Lover" and "The Collection" offer Pinter at his best
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Faran Tahir on playing Shakespeare’s Othello
Othello's Faran Tahir promises a fresh take on Shakespeare's timely drama of jealousy, bigotry, and violence
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Review: “The School for Lies” at Shakespeare Theatre
The School For Lies is a rom-com for wordsmiths and wig lovers
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Novel Notion: The Select at The Shakespeare Theatre Company (Review)
Hemingway fans will appreciate the faithfulness of The Select, but for everyone else it's a bit of a slog
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Unkindest Cut: Defunding the NEA
If President Trump dramatically cuts funding to the NEA, what impact would that have on the arts in America?
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Royal Pain: King Charles III at The Shakespeare Theatre (Review)
Mike Bartlett's King Charles III is one regal encounter you won't want to miss
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Michael Kahn to Retire from Shakespeare Theatre
Artistic Director helped raise Washington's profile as a theater powerhouse
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Shakespeare Theatre’s “The Secret Garden” (review): A Broken Secret
Shakespeare Theatre offers an uneven revival of The Secret Garden, which is still unequivocally Daisy Eagan's show
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Puppy Love: Romeo and Juliet at Shakespeare Theatre (review)
The Shakespeare Theatre's "Romeo and Juliet" is more high school field trip than grown-up fare
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Maulik Pancholy on Taming of the Shrew, marriage and fighting Hollywood’s stereotypes
Maulik Pancholy has racked up an impressive number of credits on television, including 30 Rock and Weeds. Now he's tackling his biggest challenge yet --...
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Watch Men: 1984 (review)
Shakespeare Theatre's 1984 is constrained by the source material's faults, but is still an enthralling concept piece
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Domestic Disturbance: Othello (review)
Although disturbing and unsettling, Othello doesn't live up to its full potential
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Review: The Critic & The Real Inspector Hound
The Shakespeare mounts an evening of giggles and frolics that serves as a reminder that a clever wit is always timeless.
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Douglas Sills: Playing It Straight
Kiss Me, Kate's Douglas Sills is a gay leading man who relishes playing things straight
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Review: “Kiss Me, Kate” at Shakespeare Theatre
Shakespeare Theatre's Kiss Me, Kate is two hours of song, dance and unstoppable fun
