Theater Review: 'All's Well That Ends Well': A Comic Problem Play
This is a problem play because it presents characters who are seriously flawed, but that is also what makes it a comedy.
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This is a problem play because it presents characters who are seriously flawed, but that is also what makes it a comedy.
High-energy production has a rock opera, graphic novel vibe.
Love often begins at funerals, since those events put everything in context of mortality. We’re only her for a while, Helen realizes, so you might as well go after the lover who only looks out of reach. Go, girl.
It will be a big day Tuesday at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The campus will be alive with enthusiastic playgoers, tickets in hand for the first two plays of the 2022 season. And those tickets are...
After more than two years of the COVID-19 crisis, closure and now rebirth, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival on April 12 will launch its first fully-programmed season since 2019. Eight plays will be pro...