Tag Archives: shakespeare

Two funny and very different shows, one from an unusual improv troupe, the other from a performer who grew up in a rather unusual family

Orpheus Records, the label of the old Musical Heritage Society, returns with reissues from its storied catalog.

A new production of 'Measure for Measure' takes the measure of cruelty and love with innovative staging and an excellent cast.

Rafael Jordan discusses bringing Shakespeare's 'King Lear' into a dystopian future created by climate disasters.

'Romeo & Bernadette' offers valuable insights about dating and romance. "The biggest takeaway is that chivalry is not dead," says Anna Kostakis.

"I thought by playing Titania that I might get a rest in this one, actually sit in my fairy kingdom, and tell people what to do."

Caroline Lagerfelt reflects about Paula Vreeland's popularity with TV audiences and her theater career.

"If you come at different angles, you can open up new things in characters that might not always be there in the script."

"Working on site-specific things offers up many challenges. For actors, it adds a whole new dimension to the play, being in a wonderful location."

Benjamin Eakeley shares stories about his career, his time at the STNJ, and his approach to developing arrangements for his concerts.