Review: ‘Cymbeline’ Unspools Its Many Plot Twists at the Delacorte Theater By Charles Isherwood for The New York Times, 10 August 2015 Not one but two gilt prosceniums currently adorn the normally proscenium-free Delacorte Theater in Central Park, where the Public Theater is presenting “Cymbeline,” Shakespeare’s weird and wonder-filled late romance, as its second offering of the free summer season. Piled around the […]
By Ken Jaworowski for the New York Times, 13 July 2015 I’ve rarely been so happy to see a messy play. Last year, 20 seasons after it first began, Shakespeare in the Parking Lot lost its Lower East Side home when the municipal lot it had commandeered was closed for redevelopment. Admirers of this gutsy troupe (and I’ve long counted myself among them) fretted […]
By Mark Lord for the Queens Chronicle, 16 April 2015 In perhaps its most daring venture yet, Titan Theatre Company will bring an all-female version of “Othello,” one of Shakespeare’s most gripping dramas, to Queens Theatre for a limited run of 11 performances beginning April 17. And, perhaps most shockingly, the women are not playing the traditionally male roles as […]
By Stuart Miller for The New York Times, 5 April 2015 Billy Magnussen climbed slowly and silently up an outdoor stairway in northern Manhattan on a blustery afternoon. He stopped briefly to wave to the woman draped in a shawl awaiting him two landings above. But once he reached her, he returned to the bottom of the John T. Brush […]
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