Othello is a timeless play with ever-current themes of race and jealousy. It exposes chilling views on intimacy, marriage, and self-destruction. The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre […]

Written by Jennifer Kramer March 16, 2013 Othello by William Shakespeare The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre March 8 – May 18, 2013 In the Philadelphia Shakespeare […]

March 15, 2013 – Christopher Munden In most of Shakespeare’s tragedies, the characters are overtaken by the swirl of events, following fate to their bloody […]

THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2013, 10:41 AM By Wendy Rosenfield For the Inquirer There’s something different about Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s Othello, and it’s not because director […]

Samantha Clarke Philadelphia Theater Examiner The audience walks into the Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre and into a world swirling with rain gusts and tempests: an ominous […]

PHILADELPHIA By Tim Dunleavy Cymbeline The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre Even for Shakespeare devotees, Cymbeline is a play that’s hard to love. The Bard’s tale of […]

By J. Cooper Robb Summer theater in the Philadelphia area is typically dominated by William Shakespeare’s works, and this season, plays by the Bard have […]

PHILADELPHIA By Tim Dunleavy Titus Andronicus, The Black Monk and How I Learned to Drive About ten minutes before the end of Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s […]

Posted by Neal Newman Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s TITUS ANDRONICUS is actually a trip to the GRAND GUIGNOL, Paris’ smallest professional theater. From 1897 until 1962, […]

Written by Jennifer Kramer April 25, 2012 Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre April 11 – May 19, 2012 Relatively few Shakespearean […]