April 14, 2014 – Kathryn Osenlund ROMEO AND JULIET (Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre): A Love to Die for They’ve known each other for what—a couple of […]

Written by Jennifer Kramer April 13, 2014 Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre In popular consciousness, the position that Romeo and […]

By Wendy Rosenfield, For The Inquirer POSTED: April 12, 2014 At its core, Romeo and Juliet, currently receiving a conceptually odd but effective treatment by […]

The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre Presents the Iconic Journey of Young Love in a Contemporary Production of Romeo and Juliet. Click to view full press release.

January 19, 2014 – Debra Miller Carmen Khan has devoted much of her life and professional career to Shakespeare. She is well known to the […]

By Stephan Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer POSTED: January 10, 2014 Yes, all the world’s a stage, as Shakespeare noted in As You Like It, so […]

By: Michael Elkin The Free Library of Philadelphia kicked off its Year of the Bard on Jan. 8 with performances by the Philadelphia Shakesepeare Theatre […]

Read The Metro’s coverage of the Bard’s Birthday here.

By John McDevitt PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The Free Library of Philadelphia today kicked off the “Year of the Bard: Shakespeare at 450.” Today, actors from […]

Posted by Kristina Jenkins Rhymed couplets will be all the rage in 2014, as the Free Library of Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre and other […]