Theatre Battery returns this month with performances at Kent Station
‘Deep Purple Wiggle’ to be featured four days a week Aug. 24-Sept. 10
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‘Deep Purple Wiggle’ to be featured four days a week Aug. 24-Sept. 10
Shakespeare did everything in style. Even sheltering in place. When London was in one of its periodic plague lockdowns, in 1606, he didn't spend his time binge-watching "Schitt's Creek." He wrote "King Lear," "Antony and Cleopatra" and "Macbeth." "What's interesting, for a high school classroom, is for kids to think, 'Well, wait a second. I'm living in a plague. How did Shakespeare deal with this?' " said Joe Di Prisco, founding chair of The Simpson Literary Project, affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley. He, like many professors of Shakespeare over the past 12 months, ...