PHILADELPHIA By Tim Dunleavy Henry V Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre Call it “Dead Bards Society.” The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s Classical Acting Academy is presenting a terrific […]

By J. Cooper Robb Posted Aug. 10, 2010 Who says you need to train for decades to perform Shakespeare? Under the tutelage of hypercreative director […]

by Debra Miller Theater in Philadelphia is flourishing, and that’s good news for all of us who don’t take a summer break from our love […]

By Kathryn Osenlund This robust performance of Shakespeare’s Henry V by the Classical Acting Academy is free to the public. Not because people wouldn’t pay […]

The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre is pleased to announce the 2010/11 mainstage “in repertory” season of Hamlet and As You Like It, a tragedy and a […]

By BWW News Desk The Classical Acting Academy, a program of The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre, offers Henry V by William Shakespeare directed by Aaron Cromie. […]

Stratford upon the Schuylkill? A big season for Shakespeare By Howard Shapiro, Inquirer Staff Writer POSTED: July 11, 2010 He is easily this season’s most […]

By Howard Shapiro, Inquirer Staff Writer POSTED: July 04, 2010 Usually, college students are preparing to become professionals. But Philadelphia’s newest professional theater company opens […]

by Debra Miller Without a doubt, Philadelphia has emerged at last as a thriving theater community that offers a wide variety of productions, nearly year-round. […]

By Alyce Wilson on May 4, 2010 Love can be dreamlike. One minute, it’s sure as a compass; the next it’s completely transformed into doubt […]