Ashland Review: Twelfth Night
Shakespeare’s much loved comedy, “Twelfth Night,” is a joyful choice for the new season at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. According to director Christopher Liam Moore, joyful is the operating word...
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Hola, mis amigos! I just saw a play by Karen Zacarias at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival called “Destiny of Desire,” and it’s more fun than a Mexican telenovela. Well, it is a telenovela, a Latin-style...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Henry V
“Oh for a muse of fire.” Reminiscent of Homer’s Iliad, so begins “Henry V” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. As directed by Rosa Joshi, this compelling and inventively stylized production is a fine...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Othello
Shakespeare’s “Othello,” now playing in a well nuanced production at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, is always painful to watch. The Moor is a brilliant admiral who succeeds in protecting Venice from...
View ArticleWilliam Shakespeare, 400 Years Later: Sweetly Writ, with Lue Douthit
Four hundred years after William Shakespeare’s death, one copy of the first collected works of his material is on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
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Who would have dreamed that a theater company in remote Ashland, Oregon, so far from New York, would be sending shows to Broadway and major theaters across the country? The Oregon Shakespeare Festival,...
View ArticleAshland Review: Twelfth Night
Shakespeare’s much loved comedy, “Twelfth Night,” is a joyful choice for the new season at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. According to director Christopher Liam Moore, joyful is the operating word...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Destiny of Desire
Hola, mis amigos! I just saw a play by Karen Zacarias at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival called “Destiny of Desire,” and it’s more fun than a Mexican telenovela. Well, it is a telenovela, a Latin-style...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Henry V
“Oh for a muse of fire.” Reminiscent of Homer’s Iliad, so begins “Henry V” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. As directed by Rosa Joshi, this compelling and inventively stylized production is a fine...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Othello
Shakespeare’s “Othello,” now playing in a well nuanced production at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, is always painful to watch. The Moor is a brilliant admiral who succeeds in protecting Venice from...
View ArticleWilliam Shakespeare, 400 Years Later: Sweetly Writ, with Lue Douthit
Four hundred years after William Shakespeare’s death, one copy of the first collected works of his material is on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
View ArticleAshland Review: The River Bride
Who would have dreamed that a theater company in remote Ashland, Oregon, so far from New York, would be sending shows to Broadway and major theaters across the country? The Oregon Shakespeare Festival,...
View ArticleAshland Review: Twelfth Night
Shakespeare’s much loved comedy, “Twelfth Night,” is a joyful choice for the new season at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. According to director Christopher Liam Moore, joyful is the operating word...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Destiny of Desire
Hola, mis amigos! I just saw a play by Karen Zacarias at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival called “Destiny of Desire,” and it’s more fun than a Mexican telenovela. Well, it is a telenovela, a Latin-style...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Henry V
“Oh for a muse of fire.” Reminiscent of Homer’s Iliad, so begins “Henry V” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. As directed by Rosa Joshi, this compelling and inventively stylized production is a fine...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Othello
Shakespeare’s “Othello,” now playing in a well nuanced production at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, is always painful to watch. The Moor is a brilliant admiral who succeeds in protecting Venice from...
View ArticleWilliam Shakespeare, 400 Years Later: Sweetly Writ, with Lue Douthit
Four hundred years after William Shakespeare’s death, one copy of the first collected works of his material is on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
View ArticleAshland Review: The River Bride
Who would have dreamed that a theater company in remote Ashland, Oregon, so far from New York, would be sending shows to Broadway and major theaters across the country? The Oregon Shakespeare Festival,...
View ArticleAshland Review: Twelfth Night
Shakespeare’s much loved comedy, “Twelfth Night,” is a joyful choice for the new season at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. According to director Christopher Liam Moore, joyful is the operating word...
View ArticleAshland Theater Review: Destiny of Desire
Hola, mis amigos! I just saw a play by Karen Zacarias at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival called “Destiny of Desire,” and it’s more fun than a Mexican telenovela. Well, it is a telenovela, a Latin-style...
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