Try it in Translation
The first installment of Play On Podcast's The Tempest, translated by Kenneth Cavender, will be released April 10th for podcast lovers far and wide! This magical story follows the magician Prospero, who uses magic to wreak revenge on his brother Antonio, and his daughter Miranda who falls in love with an unexpected visitor. Subscribe today to listen to The Tempest and check out our other podcast available to stream now!
The first installment of Play On Podcast's The Tempest, translated by Kenneth Cavender, will be released April 10th for podcast lovers far and wide! This magical story follows the magician Prospero, who uses magic to wreak revenge on his brother Antonio, and his daughter Miranda who falls in love with an unexpected visitor. Subscribe today to listen to The Tempest and check out our other podcast available to stream now!
The first installment of Play On Podcast's The Tempest, translated by Kenneth Cavender, will be released April 10th for podcast lovers far and wide! This magical story follows the magician Prospero, who uses magic to wreak revenge on his brother Antonio, and his daughter Miranda who falls in love with an unexpected visitor. Subscribe today to listen to The Tempest and check out our other podcast available to stream now!
Brought to you by the team behind the critically acclaimed Wolf Play, NAATCO is producing Hansol Jung's modern verse translation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet May 9th through June 3rd! Co-directed by Hansol Jung and Dustin Wills, this production of Shakespeare's classic love story features an all Asian-American cast, promotes the humor and wit of Hansol's language, and offers audiences a new perspective on a beloved story.
The first installment of Play On Podcast's The Tempest, translated by Kenneth Cavender, will be released April 10th for podcast lovers far and wide! This magical story follows the magician Prospero, who uses magic to wreak revenge on his brother Antonio, and his daughter Miranda who falls in love with an unexpected visitor. Subscribe today to listen to The Tempest and check out our other podcast available to stream now!
Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.
Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.
Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.
Translated by Josh Wilder. Directed by Nelson T. Eusebio III. Audio play by Catherine Eaton.
Set at Howard University in the 1930s, this production features an all-Black cast with sound design and music composition by Lindsay Jones. In the Play On Podcast series Love’s Labour’s Lost, everyone is a traveler and music is universal! Featuring Tonya Pinkins, Russell G. Jones, Ashley Bryant, Tiffany Rachelle-Stewart, Walter Coppage, and Matthew Elijah Webb.
Join us in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse for Research in Action: Play On Shakespeare, a creative look at the relevance and resonances between Shakespeare’s plays and contemporary interpretations.