Bisexual Shakespeare would have loved Play On Podcasts’ latest interpretation of the bard.
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The Bard’s tragedy of Roman leader Caius Marcius Coriolanus is the latest title from Play On Podcasts, the Shakespeare audio play series presented by Next Chapter Podcasts in partnership with Play On Shakespeare.
Conversations on Craft: Lisa Peterson 10/4/21
guage so that it might have made sense three hundred years ago. Or put it into words you could read to a child. Change it to appeal to someone from a different culture. If you are bilingual, translate it into another language.
SF Shakes Stages Free, Fun, Family-friendly ‘Pericles’
It’s not among Shakespeare’s most popular plays, but “Pericles, Prince of Tyre,” full of drama, romance and bawdy humor, has lots to offer.
Writer’s Voice: Migdalia Cruz, MACBETH & Michael Blanding NORTH BY SHAKESPEARE
akespeare on the brain! We talk with Nuyorican playwright Migdalia Cruz about her adaptation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth for modern audiences.
Black Women Bring Unique Insight to Shakespeare in “Love’s Labour’s Lost”
When JaMeeka Holloway-Burrell proposed her latest project, “Blk Girls Luv the Bard”—a series of virtual staged readings of Shakespeare cast exclusively with Black women—on social media, she had no trouble finding talent.
Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ to play in English at Prague Castle
‘The Wheel of Time’ star Hammed Animashaun co-directs a new staging based on Jeffrey Whitty’s modern translation of the Bard’s fantastical comedy.
Shakespeare to be Performed Against Backdrop of Sunderland Churches as Theatre Returns to City
nnovative Sunderland arts company Theatre Space North East are set to welcome audiences back with two of Shakespeare’s most popular plays thanks to a cash injection from American investors and the UK Government’s Culture Recovery Fund.
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” to Take Place at Prague Castle on 29-30 July
Dissident playwright and then-President Václav Havel gave sufficient encouragement to artists that the Summer Shakespeare Festival took place for the first time in 1994 – at Prague Castle, no less.
Bringing Shakespeare’s Pericles to Modern Audiences
try: Pericles. The company’s mission is to enhance the understanding of Shakespeare’s plays by bringing his timeless tales directly to modern audiences with updated language translation from the original text.