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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this fall
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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this fall

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We take a trip across the country to see what’s onstage at Shakespeare theaters this fall.

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this summer
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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this summer

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Plan a visit to a theater near you with our guide to summer Shakespeare across the United States.

"Something is desperate": Theatrical mishaps and embarrassing moments with Shakespeare
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"Something is desperate": Theatrical mishaps and embarrassing moments with Shakespeare

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We gathered tales of onstage mistakes, errors, and whoopsies from Shakespeare theaters across the US.

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this spring
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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this spring

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Read our round-up of performances at Shakespeare theaters across the United States this April, May, and June.

We know you think Julius Caesar is boring
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We know you think Julius Caesar is boring

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We ask theater artists across the country to tell us why it isn’t.

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this winter
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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters this winter

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Sometimes it seems like January and February drag on forever. Thankfully, in 2023, there’s lots of thrilling theater to keep our spirits up. Here’s our round-up of performances from our theater partners across the United States this winter.

Q&A: Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon on their bilingual Hamlet
Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon
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Q&A: Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon on their bilingual Hamlet

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In this bilingual Hamlet, a Black and Latinx prince has his sense of identity fractured by the loss of his Black father.

Q&A: Lauren Gunderson on her new play, A Room in the Castle, about the women of Hamlet
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Q&A: Lauren Gunderson on her new play, A Room in the Castle, about the women of Hamlet

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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in December
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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in December

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This month, Shakespeare theaters across the country are getting ready for the holidays with stories of Scrooge-i-ness defeated. Even Malvolio learns a lesson!

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in November
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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in November

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Two Tempests blow onstage this month, in Atlanta, GA, and Bethesda, MD. Meanwhile, Macbeth conquers Seattle. Here’s what the Folger’s Shakespeare theater partners are up to in November.

An Ofrenda to Shakespeare’s Afterlives
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An Ofrenda to Shakespeare’s Afterlives

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Katherine Gillen, Adrianna M. Santos, and Kathryn Vomero Santos

Katherine Gillen, Adrianna M. Santos, and Kathryn Vomero Santos write about stage adaptations of “Hamlet” and “Romeo and Juliet” that engage with Día de los Muertos traditions, reframing Shakespeare’s meditations on life and death according to Indigenous and Latinx worldviews.

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in October
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What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in October

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King John (2022): Jessika D. Williams in “King John,” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Photo by Jenny Graham. The fall harvest is ready, and this year, we’ve got a bumper crop of Shakespeare plays! If you’re in the mood for…

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