Try it in Translation
ANPF audiences will get the first look at the Hamlet translation in process, seeing selected scenes from Shakespeare’s masterpiece in a modern light. After the reading, attendees will have the chance to provide valuable feedback to the artists involved by participating in the post-show talk-back.
ANPF audiences will get the first look at the Hamlet translation in process, seeing selected scenes from Shakespeare’s masterpiece in a modern light. After the reading, attendees will have the chance to provide valuable feedback to the artists involved by participating in the post-show talk-back.
Directed by Art Manke. Radio Play Adapted by Amy Freed and Leanna Keyes. Amy Freed’s translation of The Taming of the Shrew is presented as a satire in which the two smartest people in the room come together to tame the society that surrounds them.
Directed by Art Manke. Radio Play Adapted by Amy Freed and Leanna Keyes. Amy Freed’s translation of The Taming of the Shrew is presented as a satire in which the two smartest people in the room come together to tame the society that surrounds them.
Directed by Art Manke. Radio Play Adapted by Amy Freed and Leanna Keyes. Amy Freed’s translation of The Taming of the Shrew is presented as a satire in which the two smartest people in the room come together to tame the society that surrounds them.
Directed by Art Manke. Radio Play Adapted by Amy Freed and Leanna Keyes. Amy Freed’s translation of The Taming of the Shrew is presented as a satire in which the two smartest people in the room come together to tame the society that surrounds them.
Directed by Art Manke. Radio Play Adapted by Amy Freed and Leanna Keyes. Amy Freed’s translation of The Taming of the Shrew is presented as a satire in which the two smartest people in the room come together to tame the society that surrounds them.
Directed by Art Manke. Radio Play Adapted by Amy Freed and Leanna Keyes. Amy Freed’s translation of The Taming of the Shrew is presented as a satire in which the two smartest people in the room come together to tame the society that surrounds them.
St. Peter's Church, Sunderland, UK. The Anglo-Saxons of Northumberland seek refuge in Arden Forest after Viking raids. An old regime is pushed out by the new in this bold reworking of Shakespeare's warm-hearted comedy.
Berkeley, CA, USA. A Midsummer Night’s Dream pushes theatricality to the limits, inviting the audience to abandon themselves with their eyes wide open to the “dreams” of this magical story.
The magic unfolds between real and imaginary dreams surrounded by live music, movement, and Shakespeare's poetic words and imagery, transporting the audience to a new and enchanted world.