Dr. Lue Douthit and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Associate Director, Rosa Joshi, give audiences a glance behind-the-scenes of the powerful Coriolanus production.
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Review: Shakespeare’s ‘Richard II’ (Translated for the Modern Ear by Naomi Iizuka) at Magic Theatre (*****)
“A triumph!”
Theatre Storm gives Richard II a five-star review.
Theatre Storm gives Richard II a five-star review.
“Richard II” Exposes ‘Back to the Future’ Politics – At Magic
“‘Richard II’ bestows two lessons: First, beware of cousins. Second, decide and then demonstrate what you believe is patriotic on November 5.”
Review: OSF’s ‘Coriolanus’ takes viewers into the mind of a warrior
“Brilliantly staged and masterfully translated from Shakespeare’s text, the story of war and politics hits close to home.”
Review: Brilliant acting, direction in Magic Theatre’s contemporary take on ‘Richard II’
“It’s nice for scholars and theater nerds to have access to Play On’s 21st-century Shakespeare script, and quite exciting to see the way brilliant acting and direction can bring scripts like these to theatrical life.”
Review: Shakespeare is adrenaline in Magic Theatre’s thrilling ‘Richard II’
Datebook gives a star review of The Magic’s Richard II, highlighting its stellar performances, direction, and stage design.
What’s new under the stars at Idaho Shakespeare? For one, a modern Midsummer twist
Sara Bruner and Dr. Lue Douthit discuss Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream in this exclusive interview by Boise State Public Radio.
“I sat me down, Divised a new commission”- A collaborative new take on Hamlet
The Siskiyou delivers a shining recap of UNIVERSES’ reading of Hamlet at Ashland New Plays Festival.
Dude, how might ‘Hamlet’ speak today?
Jefferson Public Radio interviews Ashland New Plays Festival’s Artistic Director, Jackie Apodaca, co-founder of UNIVERSES, Steven Sapp, and Play On Shakespeare’s President and Co-founder, Lue Douthit, on the new adaptation of Hamlet.
“Taming of the Shrew” Grooves with Summer of Love – At AASC
Hear what Theatrius has to say about the African-American Shakespeare Company’s production of “The Taming of the Shrew,” set during the summer of love.