All posts tagged "shakespeare theatre company"
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2015
It may feel as though the theater season is winding down, but there are still plenty of great shows to come from all the major...
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Above & Beyond: Spring Arts Preview 2015
Comedy, Readings, Lectures, Miscellany
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Editor’s Pick: The Metromanics at The Shakespeare Theatre
A new adaptation of Alexis Piron’s classic 1738 French farce
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MacSequel: Dunsinane (Review)
A contemplation on Macbeth, David Greig's Dunsinane offers reflection on modern global conflicts
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Metro Accessible
An adaptation built for a new century with laughs that will last
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6 Things to Do This Weekend – Editor’s Picks
From Melissa Etheridge to Voca People to Shakespeare, there's a lot you'll want to see
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Editor’s Picks: 5 events and performances not to miss
Editor's Picks
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Velocity DC: Movement Based
Dance festival showcases rising local dance talent
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Dance: Fall Arts Preview 2014
Now in its sixth year, the Velocity DC Dance Festival, held at the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Sidney Harman Hall, has become fall’s leading showcase of...
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The Free For All aims to bring Shakespeare to everyone
“It has all the elements of a great night at Shakespeare mashed into one,” Alan Paul says of The Winter’s Tale, whose hard-to-characterize plot incorporates...
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“Private Lives,” “The Totalitarians” feature strong female protagonists, but leave unanswered questions
Separated by time and genre, you wouldn’t expect Noel Coward’s 1930s ever-so-British rom-com Private Lives to have much in common with Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s The...
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Michael Urie: Funny Guy
Michael Urie has long focused on finding the funny
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Oh, Henry
Like 16th century versions of the biopic, Shakespeare’s Richard II, Henry IV (Parts 1 and 2), and Henry V, contemplate fascinating lives through an auteur’s...
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Fabulous Forums
''For us there can be no happiness,'' Hero says, direly, to the woman he loves, Philia, in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to...
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It's a Thin Line
It is hard to see Yael Farber's play Mies Julie without reflecting on J.M. Coetzee's extraordinary novel Disgrace. Both set in post-apartheid South Africa, each...
