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We asked 5 artistic directors: How did making Shakespeare change in the 2010s?
Shakespeare wearing novelty 2010 New Years glasses.
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We asked 5 artistic directors: How did making Shakespeare change in the 2010s?

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Ben Lauer

We asked five artistic directors from Shakespeare companies around the United States: How did making Shakespeare change between 2010 and 2020? Plus, we recap a wild decade for Shakespeare lovers.

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

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Ben Lauer

Every month, we check in with our theater partners across the United States to see what’s onstage. Here’s a look at Shakespeare in November.

Shakespeare and opera: Jealousy and tragedy in Verdi's Otello
Desdemona and Otello
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Shakespeare and opera: Jealousy and tragedy in Verdi's Otello

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Francesca Zambello

Leah Crocetto (Desdemona) and Russell Thomas (Otello) in WNO’s Otello. Photo by Scott Suchman. I find it fascinating that Verdi’s last two operas were both inspired by Shakespeare: Otello (1887) and Falstaff (1893), yet they are very different in story,…

The King, Prince Hal, and Falstaff: Shakespeare’s father-son triangle onstage and onscreen
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The King, Prince Hal, and Falstaff: Shakespeare’s father-son triangle onstage and onscreen

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Austin Tichenor

Timothée Chalamet (Hal) in The King, 2019. IMDB One of Shakespeare’s most moving love triangles isn’t romantic, it’s filial. The tension between Prince Hal and his two father figures — King Henry IV and Sir John Falstaff — fuels both…

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

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Ben Lauer

Every month, we check in with our theater partners across the United States to see what’s onstage. Here’s a look at Shakespeare in October.

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis's "Such Sweet Thunder" is a multi-disciplinary mash-up
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Shakespeare Festival St. Louis's "Such Sweet Thunder" is a multi-disciplinary mash-up

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Ben Lauer

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis brings together dancers, actors, and a 15-piece jazz band for a performance of Duke Ellington’s “Such Sweet Thunder.”

Utah Shakespeare Festival re-examines Hamlet and Ophelia
Hamlet and Ophelia embrace in the Utah Shakespeare Festival production of Hamlet.
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Utah Shakespeare Festival re-examines Hamlet and Ophelia

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Ben Lauer

The Utah Shakespeare Festival has a fresh take on Hamlet and Ophelia’s relationship, inspired by Artistic Collaborator Jerry Murdock.

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

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Ben Lauer

Every month, we check in with our theater partners to find out what’s onstage. Here’s what’s happening at Shakespeare theaters in September.

Chimes at Midnight: Orson Welles is Falstaff
Orson Welles as Falstaff in Chimes at Midnight
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Chimes at Midnight: Orson Welles is Falstaff

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Michael Anderegg

Chimes at Midnight, the 1966 film directed by and starring Orson Welles, constructs a rich, complex, and moving portrait of the larger-than-life Sir John Falstaff, who appears in three of Shakespeare’s plays and is among the best-known characters in all…

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

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Ben Lauer

Every month, we check in with our theater partners to find out what’s onstage. Here’s what’s happening at Shakespeare theaters in August.

Love's Labor's Lost and screwball comedy
Love's Labor's Lost
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Love's Labor's Lost and screwball comedy

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Caitlin Peartree

The witty, fast-paced dialogue at the heart of the battle of the sexes in Love’s Labor’s Lost is straight out of a golden-age screwball comedy film.

Summer Shakespeare memories: Picnics, thunderstorms, and wildlife interruptions
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Summer Shakespeare memories: Picnics, thunderstorms, and wildlife interruptions

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We asked our Twitter followers to share their favorite stories from outdoor Shakespeare performances: incredible actors, unexpected animal visitors, dramatic weather events, and more. Tell us your story using #SummerShakesMemories. https://twitter.com/Zorrah/status/1144605770702442496 https://twitter.com/NateMetcalf/status/1154529272117071873 https://twitter.com/jaybaltz/status/1145838297803087872 https://twitter.com/ERLathrop/status/1143612005577822208 https://twitter.com/AlexJArmstrong/status/1146132142868578304 https://twitter.com/GoodTickleBrain/status/1146021764276871168 https://twitter.com/michaelmc_hugh/status/1144529821114019841 https://twitter.com/MysticCindi/status/1144474064397848581 https://twitter.com/xmacdonald/status/1152337120117366784

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