By Rachel Beecher for DC Metro Theatre Arts, 16 September 2015 Kill Will at The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre has combat, drama, more combat, comedy, and a little more combat. Written by Barter Theater Associate Artistic Director Derek Davidson and directed by Philadelphia local Kevin McGuire, this show is quick compilation of Shakespeare’s fight scenes from all genres, such as Macbeth, As You Like It, […]
By Catherine Reese Newton for The Salt Lake Tribune, published 5 September 2015, updated 8 September 2015 The Utah Shakespeare Festival bade farewell Saturday night to the Adams Memorial Shakespearean Theatre, its home for 44 years. In a simple, elegant ceremony repeated on the final three nights of the summer season, festival actors stood on the Adams stage with electric candles […]
By Dipti Nagpaul for The India Express, 11 August 2015 Two months ago, actor Rajat Kapoor was looking for producers for three of his finished scripts. Among those he met with was Cinestaan Film Company, whose team went through all the scripts and highlighted one — titled Mathura, it is about a theatre troupe in the town that is attempting to perform […]
Limelighter for Herald and News (Oregon), 16 April 2015 What happens when Shakespeare’s war of the sexes comedy meets up with pirates? You get the Ross Ragland Theater’s Redneck Shakespeare production of “Taming of the Shrew.” Performances of “Redneck Shakespeare” will be at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, April 23 to 25, and 2 p.m. Sunday, April 26, in the […]
By Manish Sabu for India West, 12 March 2015 Naatak, one of America’s biggest Indian American theater companies, is opening its 20th season with “To Sam Purush Na Mo Sam Naari,” a Hindi adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy classic “The Taming of the Shrew.” Naatak’s 48th production opens Mar. 14 at the Tabard Theater in San Jose, Calif. This hilarious comedy has […]
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