Try it in Translation
Portland State University's Professor Karin Magaldi directs Aditi Brennan Kapil's translation of William Shakespeare’s Measure For Measure, which explores the corrupting influence of power, even for the most virtuous of individuals.
Portland State University's Professor Karin Magaldi directs Aditi Brennan Kapil's translation of William Shakespeare’s Measure For Measure, which explores the corrupting influence of power, even for the most virtuous of individuals.
Portland State University's Professor Karin Magaldi directs Aditi Brennan Kapil's translation of William Shakespeare’s Measure For Measure, which explores the corrupting influence of power, even for the most virtuous of individuals.
Next Chapter Podcasts presents the NAATCO / Two River Theater production of Romeo and Juliet. Translated by Hansol Jung and directed by Dustin Wills, this series brings listeners right into the sound studio where actors create their own special effects and bring Brian Quijada’s original songs and music to life with incomparable flare and passion!
A leader torn over what’s best for their city and its citizens. A deputy whose religious convictions are challenged by illegal desires. A novice nun forced to use deception to escape certain downfall. Vienna is a city seemingly besieged by immorality and vice, but when it comes to justice and policing, how far is too far? Measure for Measure explores the grey areas between heroes and villains, the political and the religious, corruption and righteousness— demonstrating that “some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall."
Measure for Measure is a part of ACT's A.C.T. Out Tour which uses Shakespeare as a tool for dialgoue and social change with a no-frills, bare-bones, honest, and modern performance of a classic tale.
A leader torn over what’s best for their city and its citizens. A deputy whose religious convictions are challenged by illegal desires. A novice nun forced to use deception to escape certain downfall. Vienna is a city seemingly besieged by immorality and vice, but when it comes to justice and policing, how far is too far? Measure for Measure explores the grey areas between heroes and villains, the political and the religious, corruption and righteousness— demonstrating that “some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall."
Measure for Measure is a part of ACT's A.C.T. Out Tour which uses Shakespeare as a tool for dialgoue and social change with a no-frills, bare-bones, honest, and modern performance of a classic tale.
A leader torn over what’s best for their city and its citizens. A deputy whose religious convictions are challenged by illegal desires. A novice nun forced to use deception to escape certain downfall. Vienna is a city seemingly besieged by immorality and vice, but when it comes to justice and policing, how far is too far? Measure for Measure explores the grey areas between heroes and villains, the political and the religious, corruption and righteousness— demonstrating that “some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall."
Measure for Measure is a part of ACT's A.C.T. Out Tour which uses Shakespeare as a tool for dialgoue and social change with a no-frills, bare-bones, honest, and modern performance of a classic tale.
A leader torn over what’s best for their city and its citizens. A deputy whose religious convictions are challenged by illegal desires. A novice nun forced to use deception to escape certain downfall. Vienna is a city seemingly besieged by immorality and vice, but when it comes to justice and policing, how far is too far? Measure for Measure explores the grey areas between heroes and villains, the political and the religious, corruption and righteousness— demonstrating that “some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall."
Measure for Measure is a part of ACT's A.C.T. Out Tour which uses Shakespeare as a tool for dialgoue and social change with a no-frills, bare-bones, honest, and modern performance of a classic tale.
Next Chapter Podcasts presents the NAATCO / Two River Theater production of Romeo and Juliet. Translated by Hansol Jung and directed by Dustin Wills, this series brings listeners right into the sound studio where actors create their own special effects and bring Brian Quijada’s original songs and music to life with incomparable flare and passion!
Portland Shakespeare Project, in collaboration with The Actor's Conservatory, are pleased to present their production of Hamlet this spring. Tormented by his father’s death and brimming with revenge, Hamlet avenges his father. As he plots to expose the truth, the lives of Hamlet’s friends and family unravel around him with tragedy on the horizon.