By Erica Wright for The Commercial Appeal, 29 August 2015 It is no stretch to say that Caroline Randall Williams is a rising literary star. Her 2012 middle-grade novel, “The Diary of B.B. Bright, Possible Princess” (co-authored with her mother, novelist Alice Randall), was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work. Earlier this year, the mother-daughter team also published […]
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Cumberfans on Hamlet: ‘I can’t imagine what it will be like to see him’ Hannah Ellis-Petersen for The Guardian, 4 August 2015 Teri Peterson, 39, a receptionist, has lived in rural Wisconsin her whole life. With the nearest theatres in Chicago or Milawaukee over a two hours drive away, Shakespeare performances are not always easy to access. But in October, she […]
Actor, director, filmmaker, Alexander Barnett is working on an exciting new film adaptation of King Lear. You can find more details at: https://www.facebook.com/KingLearFilm Here is his director’s statement: “Today, wherever you turn, the world is erupting in violence: murder, torture, rape, carnage. The list of atrocities seems endless. More and more we see life treated cheaply, brutally, in such a […]
By Bonnie Burton for CNET, 19 June 2015 “Something is rotten in the state of Coruscant!” “William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of the Sith’s Revenge” — the final installment of author Ian Doescher’s Shakespearean “Star Wars” prequel parodies from Quirk Books — hits bookshelves on September 8, and CNET got an exclusive look at the cover. The gorgeous artwork portrays the evil cyborg General […]
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