
Censors: Shielding the youth of the world from curse words and genitals.
Read MoreCensors: Shielding the youth of the world from curse words and genitals.
Read MoreDoes Joss Whedon’s take on Much Ado About Nothing appeal to Shakespeare buffs or just Buffy buffs?
Read MoreLet’s take some time to forget about stage-hogging blowhards like Macbeth and King Lear and focus on the best supporting characters.
Read MoreThe man behind Downton Abbey is remaking Romeo and Juliet. I know—again, right? In response, here are 6 neglected Shakespeare plays we’d like to see have their moment on the silver screen.
Read MoreMeredith Ries, a set designer in her final year at the Yale School of Drama, is writing about her design process for Hamlet at the Yale Repertory Theater, opening March 21. This week, the crews are loading in: watch as they begin to transform an empty stage into Elsinore.
Read MoreImitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Here are ten characters from today’s hit TV shows who take their cues from some classic literary characters.
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