Photo Credit: Kendall Whitehouse The Festival of Colors, Festival of Love Jennifer Kramer, April 12, 2015 At the Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre, the Indian city of […]

Photo Credit: Kendall Whitehouse Theater review: ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ offers up can’t-miss comedy, and a little magic Mark Cofta, April 13, 2015 With all […]

Metro Philadelphia: Director Carmen Khan promises you won’t have any trouble following the Bard’s words. Some directors tackling a Shakespeare play for stage or screen […]

“My director had this really creative idea; why don’t we set ‘Henry V’ in a classroom.” When it comes to presenting a 400-year-old play to […]

-ANNA PERLEMAN (SF02) The College, St. John’s College Jack Armstrong’s (SF83) official title at Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre (PST) is vice president of the board of directors—but his […]

-NEAL ZOREN, Nealspaper: Aaron Cromie specializes in giving plays kinetic motion. His productions always brim with life and, when possible, are set in an alternative […]

October 27, 2014 – Debra Miller for PHINDIE Director par excellence Aaron Cromie brings his inimitable brand of wit and insight to The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s exuberant […]

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 […]