*THESE ARE BOTH SPECIAL STOP ACTION PERFORMANCES LED BY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR KEATH HALL: Join us as we stop and discuss pivotal moments in the show as the performance is actively going on! Beat by beat ...
Janus Theatre concludes its 27th season with a streamlined version of William Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice,” adapted and directed by artistic director Sean Hargadon. Susan P. Anderson (“Men ...
Isabel Arraiza starred across Denzel Washington, Rami Malek and Jared Leto in “The Little Things.” Now, she stars in “The Merchant of Venice” at Shakespeare Theatre through April 24. Arraiza told WTOP ...
On Jan. 12 and 14, The Bear Creek School (TBCS) will perform William Shakespeare's play, "The Merchant of Venice." Jake Casale of Redmond plays Shylock in The Bear Creek School's production of 'The ...
It’s not too late to see The Merchant of Venice. ChiIL Mama checked out opening night on the 15th and it was an absolute treat to see Oscar winner, F. Murray Abraham, in action as Shylock. There were ...
VERMILLION, SD (KTIV) - Grab your lawn chair to enjoy a night of tragedy, comedy and Shakespeare. The South Dakota Shakespeare Festival will put on “The Merchant of Venice” at Prentis Park, in ...
The Merchant of Venice opens the 21st summer season of free Shakespeare-In-The-Park at Thornden Park’s Amphitheatre on June 2. Syracuse Shakespeare-in-the-Park’s “The Merchant of Venice” is directed ...
The scene at the the Thornden Park Amphitheater for Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The Park always makes me happy. The audience, setting up their lawn chairs, shushing kids, and rewarding a few very patient ...
(JTA) — A popular British children’s author omitted “The Merchant of Venice” from his adaptation of William Shakespeare plays for young audiences. One reason: anti-Semitism. “Yes, there was some worry ...
To put it mildly, adopting The Merchant Of Venice for a modern audience presents more than the usual challenges in adapting Shakespeare. It's home to one of Shakespeare's most memorable villains, but ...
In a city steeped in the ills of antisemitism, racism, misogyny, and homophobia, Shakespeares incendiary play exposes the fissures between fairness, accountability, and justiceand who profits from ...
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