Celebrate Shakespeare’s Birthday with these events
If you are a lover of Shakespeare and want to celebrate his birthday and his works, look no further for some ideas to get the celebration started! …
If you are a lover of Shakespeare and want to celebrate his birthday and his works, look no further for some ideas to get the celebration started! …
Erin Cronican, Brandon Walker, and Dan Mack talk about their production of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM at The Seeing Place August 29th and 30th, as well as some of the places they miss from their time in San Diego. …
Quarantine birthdays don’t have to be sad, not when the whole world can watch your works in celebration! So grab some cake and join me in in wishing Happy Birthday, William Shakespeare! He would be a sprightly 456 years old this year and in spite
Everyone is getting a healthy dose of serious right now, but how about some fun as well? Doesn’t that sound nice? In this Behind The Scenes, I talk with Jasmine Haddad from New Match Collective. New Match Collective has a mission to bring stories with
Looking for some free productions that will also make you feel like you’ve gone on a holiday to another part of the world? Do you, like me miss some theatre with a British accent? Never fear, I’ve got you covered! Here is a quick list
ROMEO AND JULIET may be a classic, but thanks to the talented cast and creative staging the new production at The Old Globe this story has yet to grow old. Playing through September 15th this production will remind audiences of all the passion, pitfalls, and
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, the smart production by NEW MATCH COLLECTIVE is a highly entertaining version of the play highlighting the petty political battles between people whose love for power keeps them all hopelessly entwined in both love and war. Cleopatra and Antony are in love
Who is more powerful than the Cleopatra, the Queen of Egypt, or the mighty Roman general Mark Antony? Queens and generals are great, but it was more fun to chat with Jasmin Haddad, the director of New Match Collective’s second Shakespeare play this year ANTONY