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Mixing the medical and the personal, several memoirists find literary analogies the best way to capture unwelcome visits to “unimaginable lands.”

It’s the role that so many great Shakespearean actors hope to live up to, but Branagh’s West End performance of an ageing leader in decline feels like a curio rather than a complete reading

Sun Prairie West High School is gearing up for its fall play, "Game of Tiaras," on Nov. 9-12.

I’m not one for conspiracy theories, but this one caught my eye. Despite his status as arguably the most revered English writer in history, the evidence of his authorship is scant. Over the years, many have questioned the truth behind Shakespeare’s origins. Mark Twain once asserted, “So far as anybody actually knows and can prove,…

We become Shakespeare’s “live-long monument” as he continues to shape us, to craft not verse but our lives and souls. 

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Philadelphia Theatre Company (PTC) presents the Philadelphia debut of Obie Award-winning artist/choreographer and playwright Whitney White’s take on a Shakespearean standard, “Macbeth in Stride.” The piece first premiered at Boston’s

The latest production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream features Mathew Baynton in what the actor calls ‘an absolute treat of a role’

Brent Carver remembered as one of a unique kind

A student production of Handel’s work about the Israelite king has been cancelled in case of parallels with Middle East war