The Classical Theatre of Harlem, a staple of artistic excellence in New York City for over two decades, announces its summer production of Malvolio, an irreverent comedy written by Mellon Foundation ...

William Shakespeare died on April 23, 1616 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. He was born in April 1564 and some believe he was born on April 23, so April 23rd is day celebrated for his birthday as well ...

The bugs can be relentless. It can be hot, humid, rainy and wildly windy. So why take the venerable words of William Shakespeare to Twin Cities parks every summer? Why perform for free in front of ...

HARLEM, Manhattan (WABC) -- The Classical Theatre of Harlem is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a new version of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," and the New York Times says, "This is one of those ...

Shakespeare Lives!, an intensive 10-day workshop created by Shakespeare Troupe of South Florida, will offer students ages 13 – 22 the opportunity to study many facets of classical acting. Classes will ...

Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew isn't exactly a play that has won universal acclaim for its progressive attitudes. Its central courtship — admittedly, a loose application of the word — is ...

The traditional view of Shakespeare was that he knew very little about classical literature. Ben Jonson, his fellow playwright, famously wrote that his friend had "small Latin and less Greek." ...

Classical acting is a technique that includes all of the skills required to perform in a classical play—whether that’s waltzing, wielding a dagger, speaking in verse, or moving naturally in period ...

Silambam company members as “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” characters Lysander and Hermia The inside of Dancescape Studio in Pearland looks like the usual place where dance lessons are given. Wooden ...

At dusk, on a gentle slope in Zilker Park, a veteran Austin actor, Babs George, takes on the role of Cassius, while another seasoned performer, Rachel Harker, who recently returned to town, plays ...

Want to take a trip back to Elizabethan England, minus the foul drinking water, public beatings and real danger that you’ll catch the plague at any moment? The Classical Actors Ensemble will take you ...