Call Answered: Ludovico Lucchesi Palli: Producer, Alphabet City Cycle, Georgia Stitt, Marcy Heisler by Adam Rothenberg

A very exciting evening is coming to a computer screen near you! Producer Ludovico Lucchesi Palli is presenting a virtual concert of Alphabet City Cycle, Georgia Stitt & Marcy Heisler’…

On the Couch with Michelle Perera

Source Material’s ‘Low Skies Divine’ teases the possibilities of King Lear by Erin Kahn

“Nothing will come of nothing.” So says King Lear in Shakespeare’s weighty masterpiece of the same name. Little does he know that out of that one word “nothing” will come a whole s…

Zevon – Accidentally Like a Martyr starring Henry Wagons

Happy birthday, William Shakespeare! You're not as old as you seem by Charles McNulty

Celebrating Shakespeare's birthday may seem retrograde, but his plays reveal what drama can do. Here's how I advise students to read the work.

British theatre: let’s take this outside

As companies return to action, they are embracing the great outdoors — whatever the weather

SBA’s Shuttered Venue Website Reopening Moved to Monday by Jem Aswad

UPDATED: More than four months after the $16 billion #SignOurStages act was signed into law, and more than two weeks after the website through which venues could apply for federal aid launch…

Michael Chabon Apologizes for Staying Silent on Scott Rudin’s Abuse by Gene Maddaus

Novelist Michael Chabon has issued a lengthy apology for not speaking up sooner about producer Scott Rudin’s abuses, saying that he witnessed Rudin mistreat his staff but kept quiet about …

Meat Loaf Remembers Longtime Collaborator Jim Steinman: ‘We Belonged Heart and Soul to Each Other’ by Ethan Shanfeld

In an interview conducted by Rolling Stone over two days, rock icon Meat Loaf (pictured at left in 1977) reminisced about his friend and longtime collaborator Jim Steinman (right), who died …

Remembering Christopher Pennock by Steven Morris

Chris was a very good actor, on Broadway in 1967 in The Rose Tattoo and A Patriot for Me, before being contracted to the soap opera, Dark Shadows. He also appeared on General Hospital, Baywa…

Theater Alliance draws together four dramas from a disparate District by News Desk

Continuing a season of online content, Theater Alliance presents the world premiere of City in Transition: The Quadrant Series. The full-length evening of digital theater, drawing inspiratio…

Theatre critics should consider their ethnicity and privilege, says Equity by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Updated union guidelines say writers should guard against unconscious bias and consider race in reviews Theatre critics need to think harder about whether their own ethnicity and relative pr…

Ghosts review – writing the enslaved back into Glasgow’s past by Mark Fisher

Merchant City, GlasgowAdura Onashile’s app-based walking tour, created with the National Theatre of Scotland, explores the city’s historical ties to the slave trade Glasgow’s Merchant …

COVID Pushes Shorts A Year Out, Delays Arsht Bway Season by Bill Hirschman

The pandemic and other issues are causing some companies performing at the programs at the Arsht Center in Miami to once again rearrange schedules. They will delay the start of the Broadway …

The Woman’s Party Episode 1 Review: The push for the ERA…in the 1940s! by New York Theater

Viewers may first be drawn to Clubbed Thumb’s “The Woman’s Party” because of the fascinating, little-known history it dramatizes, but another reason becomes immediately clear: It’s…

Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program moves reopening date to Monday by Caitlin Huston

The application portal for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program will now reopen Monday, rather than the originally scheduled date Saturday. “We heard you and we are taking action. I…

‘Kavalier & Clay’ Author Michael Chabon Apologizes For Scott Rudin Collaboration: “I Knew Enough” by Greg Evans

Michael Chabon, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his 2000 novel The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay and worked for years with producer Scott Rudin on an unrealized film adaptation, has…

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SHAKESPEARE–LET’S PLAY ‘BEAT THE BARD’ (37) by Robert Shuman

Can you beat the Bard? Questions by Joyce E. Henry, Ph.D. All rights reserved.

First Look: Sutton Foster, ‘Bring Me to the Light’ by Matthew Wexler

Sutton Foster and friends gather at City Center for a concert celebrating Broadway's best before she returns this fall in a revival of 'The Music Man.' The post First Look: Sutton Foster, �…

In the News: Katrina Lenk and Amber Gray to Star in New The Civilians Musical, Experience Odd Man Out Blindfolded, More by Dan Meyer

Plus: Bucks County will welcome Christy Altomare, Melissa Errico, and more for its concert series.

Scott Rudin No Longer Managing NY PopsUp Festival, Organization Says by Greg Evans

Add New York State’s summerlong arts festival NY PopsUp to the roster of projects from which producer Scott Rudin has stepped back. Deadline has confirmed that Rudin, under fire for allega…

How Mars Storm Rucker Found Healing Through Songwriting by Felicia Fitzpatrick

The Tina: The Tina Turner Musical alum explores balance, comfort, and growth through their upcoming EP variations in green.

See the Skivvies Return to the Stage With Diana Huey and Matt Doyle by Marc J. Franklin

The underwear-clad band played their first in-person show since the pandemic April 16 at The Green Room.

Odds & Ends: Listen to the First Track from the In the Heights Movie & More by Lindsey Sullivan

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed recently. Listen to the First Track from the 'In the Heights' Movie Get ready for the feel-good movie of the summer! As previously r…

Ryan Murphy's Halston, Starring Ewan McGregor, Krysta Rodriguez & More, Sets Netflix Release Date by Caitlin Moynihan

Halston, the Ryan Murphy-produced series that stars Ewan McGregor as the famed fashion designer, will arrive on Netflix on May 14. As previously announced, Broadway's Krysta Rodriguez plays…

Afrofemononomy Will Offer In-Person Presentations of Begin The Beguine in NYC and Oakland by Dan Meyer

The Black femme theatre artists collaboration will also premiere member Eisa Davis’ The Essentialisn’t.

Twelfth Night - DCPA Memories by Denver Center For The Performing Arts

Celebrate Shakespeare with this look back at the 2019 DCPA Theatre Company production of Twelfth Night! This classic Shakespearean comedy features disguises, unrequited love, mistaken identi…

Theaters wait for help after demand crashed the application site for shuttered venues grants by Christopher Arnott

The applicant process for grants to help shuttered arts venues crashed on its first day of use, two weeks ago. The application portal for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program will reo…

Competition TV Series OPENING NIGHT AMERICA Will Develop Four New Musicals

Viewers see first-hand, the fascinating creative process that is the development of an original musical production — from inspiring challenges to creative conflicts and uplifting moments �…

Kwofe Coleman will succeed Dennis Reagan as Muny president and CEO by Calvin Wilson St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Coleman has been managing director since 2018. A longtime Muny employee, he brings a thorough familiarity with the organization to his new position.

Leverage Dance Theater presses play on ‘Pause’ production by Calvin Wilson | Post-Dispatch Theater Critic

Recorded and live dance performance combine with visual art in socially distanced Cherokee Street event.

On TikTok, they don't stop: Meet 6 St. Louis stars by Benjamin Simon Special To The Post-Dispatch

St. Louis isn’t a hub for TikTok — not like LA or NYC, at least. But there are still TikTok creators — some with millions of followers — tucked away, here, in St. Louis.

Scott Rudin no longer involved in NY PopsUp, festival says by Caitlin Huston

Producer Scott Rudin is no longer involved in the “day-to-day” operations of NY PopsUp, a spokesperson for the festival confirmed Friday.  Rudin, who is currently facing multiple accoun…

SHADOW/LAND Trailer | The Public Theater by The Public Theater

SHADOW/LAND Written by Erika Dickerson-Despenza Directed by Candis C. Jones Featuring Te'Era Coleman (9-1-1 Caller), Lizan Mitchell (Magalee), Lance E. Nichols (9-1-1 Dispatcher and Caller)…

The Comedy About A Bank Robbery Interview For Performer Stuff Pro Series: Part 3 of 3. Auditions & Nerves by Performerstuff

Poetry Slams: Spoken-Word Theatre at its Best! by David Volz

Discover the fun and power of spoken-word performance. The post Poetry Slams: Spoken-Word Theatre at its Best! appeared first on Dramatics Magazine Online.

WATCH: Mandy Patinkin Likens Finding Your Roots Experience to Carousel Quote by Dan Meyer

Check out an exclusive clip ahead of the Season 7 premiere, featuring Patinkin and Audra McDonald.

Concert Review: Baltimore Concert Opera in the Open Air by Timoth David Copney

This worldwide pandemic has served as a reminder to us all that we need to appreciate things while we have them, no matter how fleeting. And on a chilly spring evening this week, one of the …

Tchaikovsky “Souvenir de Florence″ (Excerpt) by New York Philharmonic

Launch 🚀 into the weekend with the energy of Tchaikovsky's ″Souvenir de Florence″! Watch the full performance, conducted by Jaap van Zweden, only on NYPhil+. nyphil.org/plus For mo…

Go Behind The Scenes of BEETLEJUICE in South Korea in Our First Vlog Hosted by Matt DiCarlo by BroadwayWorld

Learn more about Beetlejuice in South Korea here: http://bway.world/BeetlejuiceSouthKorea We're taking you behind the scenes at Beetlejuice in South Korea with restaging director Matt DiCar…

Inside the ‘March on Broadway,’ Calling for Change, Equity, and Transparency by Ryan McPhee

The April 22 event advocated for six industry demands set forth by theatre artists and activists.

LD Christopher Robin Lights Aspirations for Fame with CHAUVET Professional by Michael Eddy

As their farewell graduation party draws to a close, one of the students in Fame climbs atop a New York City taxi cab and belts out the familiar refrain “I’m going to live forever!” …

Watch Audra McDonald and a Slew of Broadway Stars in the Wild Trailer for Zombie Series The Bite by Lindsey Sullivan

The trailer for The Bite (previously titled The Second Wave) has arrived, and it's a wild ride. Joining shows like Love in the Time of Corona, Coastal Elites and Social Distance in addressin…

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Heart-pounding ride on The Underground Railroad 

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Played with rare determination by South African actress Thuso Mbedu, Cora has fled her Georgia shackles because she wants to know what freedom feels like.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: How new mum Jodie returned to Blighty to take on Anne Boleyn

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Jodie Turner-Smith is every inch a queen in her fierce and passionate portrayal of Anne Boleyn in a gripping new television drama about the second of Henry VIII's six wives.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Brit makeover for French hit Call My Agent 

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Jack Davenport and Lydia Leonard are in the frame for starring roles in the English-language version of beloved French TV series Call My Agent!

Quick, Here’s All You Need to Know About the Oscars

Theaters were shut but the ceremony is still happening? Yep! In a podcast, our awards experts catch you up.

Sara Bareilles Returns to Hollywood Bowl, Sans Audience, to Promote Live Album by Chris Willman

Returning to the scene of the crime seemed to Sara Bareilles like a good way to promote her just-announced live album, “Amidst the Chaos: Live at the Hollywood Bowl,” and so the singer-s…

‘Midnight Sun’ Shines Again as K-Pop Stage Musical Aimed at Cinemas by Patrick Frater

Alternative content for cinema screening is getting a K-pop spin, giving it a chance of success in parts of Asia, even as distributors and audiences remain hesitant about movies’ return to…

Check Out These Disco-Chic Photos From Halston, Starring Ewan McGregor and Krysta Rodriguez by Dan Meyer

The Ryan Murphy limited series gets a premiere date on Netflix.

Katrina Lenk, Amber Grey, Kuhoo Verma and More to Take Part in AGAINST WOMEN & MUSIC! Concert Reading

The Civilians will present a concert reading of Kate Douglas and Grace McLean’s new musical Against Women & Music! The musical, which was developed in The Civilians R&D Grou…

The Visiting Hour review – Frank McGuinness’s moving care-home drama by Helen Meany

Available onlineStephen Rea and Judith Roddy give beautifully nuanced performances as a father and daughter meeting during the Covid-19 pandemic A pane of glass is not the only thing keeping…

Al Roberts: ‘I’ve never been heckled. They can tell it would destroy me’

The actor, writer and director on the things that make him laugh the most Rose Matafeo’s Horndog, on iPlayer, is the best I’ve seen. There’s the material for two shows in there, delive…

Disney to Turn Broadway's The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee into Movie Musical by Caitlin Moynihan

Disney is making a movie musical adaptation of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, according to The Hollywood Reporter,  Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich, who produced the blockbuster-h…

HBO Adaptation of Tony-Winning Oslo, Starring Andrew Scott & Ruth Wilson, to Premiere in May by Lindsey Sullivan

The HBO film adaptation of Oslo will premiere next month. As previously reported, Oliver Award winners Andrew Scott and Ruth Wilson are set to star in a film adaptation of J. T. Rogers' Tony…

Tom Stoppard's Olivier-Winning Leopoldstadt Sets Dates for West End Return by Lindsey Sullivan

Tom Stoppard's Leopoldstadt, which won the 2020 Olivier Award for Best Play, is scheduled to return to the West End's Wyndham’s Theatre from August 7 through October 30. The world premiere…

Tony Winner Alice Ripley to Reprise Role in Film of Solo Show The Pink Unicorn by Caitlin Moynihan

Tony winner Alice Ripley is set to star in a film adaptation of Elise Forier Edie's The Pink Unicorn. Ripley previously starred in the solo show during the stage production's runs at off-…

Only Fools and Horses The Musical to Reopen at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket by Broadway.com

The Trotters are back in town! Only Fools and Horses The Musical is set to return to London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket beginning on October 1. The reopening of the show will form part of th…

The Woman in Black to Resume Performances in the West End by Caitlin Moynihan

The West End’s second longest-running play is coming home. Stephen Mallatratt’s adaptation of Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black, directed by Robin Herford, will welcome audiences once ag…

Production Stage Manager Carmelita Becnel for Princeton University’s Lewis Center Program in Theater Receives Donald Griffin ’23 Management Award by Michael Eddy

Award supports administrators in developing their leadership and management skills Carmelita Becnel, the production stage manager for the Program in Theater in the Lewis Center for the Arts,…

Livestreaming a Conversation: Theatre-making in the Arab World and North Africa

By . Tebere Arts Foundation presents the conversation Theatre-making in the Arab World and North Africa with The Stories Women Carry: Creative Practice of African Women from the Continent li…

International Arts & Ideas festival’s Ideas portion, ‘Imagine’, a call to ‘weave the new reality together’ by Christopher Arnott

New Haven's International Festival of Arts & Ideas has announced the "Ideas" slate for its 2021 festival. All the Ideas events are virtual this year. The performance events, some of whic…

Pandemic Oscar Predictions by Barry Gordin

By: David Sheward April 23, 2020: There has never been a weirder, more unpredictable slate of Oscar nominees, nor has there been a stranger movie awards season in recent memory than this o…

Review: Hidden, Peer Productions by Asia C

Review: Hidden, Peer Productions4.0Overall ScoreIf you’re enjoying our content, then please consider becoming a member, with every penny going towards keeping paying AYT going and paying o…

April 23, 2021: What TheaterMakers Are Talking About This Week

Every week, there are many conversations involving our industry — new shows in development, scholarship opportunities, virtual events, discussions about Broadway’s reopening, and more! S…

Watch Now: Rita Moreno Documentary Official Trailer by Broadway Direct

A look at the life and 70+ year career of Rita Moreno from her humble beginnings in Puerto Rico to her success on Broadway and in Hollywood where she broke down barriers, fought for represen…

Dorian Gray to be pictured live and online at Brighton Fringe by Featured Content

A brand new version of Oscar Wilde's classis tale, The Tragedy of Dorian Gray, which sets the tale in amid the swinging 60s, will run as both a live and streamable production at the Brighton…

Stars in the House Welcomes Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. April 23 by Andrew Gans

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley's daily series benefits The Actors Fund.

Finally, A Few Reasons to Celebrate: Shakespeare's Birthday, Covid Vaccinations by Jan Simpson

People are getting vaccinated, some at a new site right in the middle of New York City's Theater District (click here to read more about that). Meanwhile, theaters are taking steps to reope…

In Which I Imbibe “Another Round” by Trav S.D.

I assumed that I would not like Thomas Vinterberg’s Another Round, and at first I didn’t. It seemed like it inevitably had to veer into one of two directions: 1) a high-concept, rather u…

A Pandemic 'Romeo & Juliet' Finds A New Language Of Love And Loss by Linda Holmes

A cleverly made Romeo & Juliet, adapted from a planned theatrical run to a filmed version, embraces the promise and the romance of a large and empty theater as a place to situate a class…

Stage and Screen Not at All Star-Crossed in ‘Romeo and Juliet’ by David Cote

The National Theatre's 'Romeo and Juliet' focuses refreshingly more on the angst of these star-crossed lovers than the heat.

National Theatre of London Adopts Riedel DisTag Devices by Michael Eddy

The National Theatre in London is using Riedel Communications’ DisTag distance monitoring device to ensure proper social distancing as rehearsals begin again. Worn around the neck or carr…

ABTKids Daily | Make Your Own Instrument: Kazoo by American Ballet Theatre

It’s Spring and celebrate the outdoors by making your own kazoo with just a straw and scissors! ________________ For more activities, visit www.abt.org/ABTKidsDaily Subscribe to our …

Brave Soul Collective to celebrate 15 years of Black Queer artistry by News Desk

Local HIV/AIDS outreach and arts organization Brave Soul Collective (BSC) kicks off its 15th year and virtual performance season with BSCFifteen, a week-long artist residency at The Kennedy …

GRACE NOTES: Friday, April 23, 2021 by Susan Grace

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Kwofe Coleman Named New President and CEO of St. Louis Muny by Andrew Gans

Coleman will succeed Denny Reagan in 2022.

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Movie in the Works From Disney by Dan Meyer

Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich will produce.

Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt Will Return to London's West End This Summer by Andrew Gans

Patrick Marber directs the 12-week run of the Olivier-winning drama.

Shows to see in May by Hira Desai

To help you choose what to book first when theatres reopen next month, we've put together a handy roundup of shows to see in May. The post Shows to see in May appeared first on Official Lond…

Halston Netflix Series, With Ewan McGregor and Krysta Rodriguez, to Premiere in May

The new show hails from Ryan Murphy.

Listen to the Title Song From the In the Heights Movie Soundtrack

Anthony Ramos and the cast perform the musical number.

John Carney, Martin Scorsese Collaborating on New Movie-Musical Using Gershwin Songs

Fascinating Rhythm will tell the story of a woman's journey through New York.

West Side Story Trailer to Premiere During the Oscars On Sunday

This is the first footage the public will have seen from the upcoming movie-musical remake.

15 Questions in 15 Minutes with the hilarious and insightful Peter Michael Marino by Deb Miller

Currently in the midst of live weekend performances of his original digital toy theater production of Planet of the Grapes Live – a zany and meaningful take-off on the sci-fi classic Plane…

The Playbill Weekend Streaming Guide: What to Watch (and Listen to) April 23-25 by Talaura Harms

Resounding's Clu-eth, Play-PerView's The Gett, Orfeh and Andy with Bill Berloni, and more online offerings this weekend.

‘Both extremely topical & utterly timeless’: A SPACE TO BLESS – Queen Jesus Productions (Online review) ★★★★ by Thom Dibdin

A Space to Bless, a series of meditations from Queen Jesus Productions filmed in St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, provides much-needed balm for the soul.

“The Other Solos, Shakespeare:” Brexit, Shakespeare, and Foreign Voices by Paula Rodríguez

Today, 23rd of April 2021, is the 405 anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. In two months, on the 23rd of June, it will be five years since the Brexit’s referendum. That day my notion of b…

Review: Anthropocene: The Human Era, Oxford Playhouse by Andrew Houghton

Review: Anthropocene: The Human Era, Oxford Playhouse5.0Overall ScoreIf you’re enjoying our content, then please consider becoming a member, with every penny going towards keeping paying A…

The 93rd Oscars by Barry Gordin

The 93rd Oscars Telecast Live Sunday. WATCH!  It’s Going to Be Unique By: Ellis Nassour April 22, 2021: Doesn’t everyone love the movies? Even at those long ago cinemas where y…

ArtsBeat TV/Radio 4/23/21. TheaterWorks/Hartford and film maker Alex Hill by Mark G. Auerbach

ArtsBeat TV/Radio from WCPC15 or 89.5fm/WSKB. TheaterWorks Hartford directors Rob Ruggiero and Pedro Bermudez, plus actors Maggie Bofill and Ephraim Birney, chat about “The Sound Inside”…

Portal for Shuttered Venue Operators Grant will reopen Saturday by Scott Mervis / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Today on Broadway: Friday, April 23, 2021 by Matt Tamanini

March on Broadway Recap, ‘Spelling Bee’ & ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ to Get Films, Rejected Broadway Posters for Sale “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podc…

Broadway Games: 3 Out of 4 by JK

Broadway Games: 3 Out of 4 Three out of four things in each group below have something or someone in common. Which one doesn't belong? What do the other three have in common? Good luck! 1.…

On the Original Harry Crane by Trav S.D.

While it’s true that Sara Gilbert of Roseanne and The Connors, and Melissa Gilbert and Jonathan Gilbert of Little House on the Prairie, are important in television history, their grandfath…

‘A place for the performers to explore’: SOFT SESSIONS IN CONCERT – Stream.Theatre (Online review) by Louise Penn

The idea behind YouTube’s series of Soft Sessions, launched last year, is “it’s time to ask the artist what art they want to create”. All six of the performers in this concert have e…

Theater workers march to demand change on Broadway by Caitlin Huston

A group of about 300 actors and activists marched down Broadway Thursday to protest producer Scott Rudin and to call for greater protection and transparency from Actors’ Equity. The march,…

Connecticut Shakespeare theaters plan comedy, smaller summer performances by Christopher Arnott

Shakespeare theater companies in the state are wrestling with a second summer of COVID complications. Several are returning to live performance, with some alterations.

Community theaters look to outdoor, virtual performances this season by Tyler Dague / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

London Theatre News Today: Friday 23 April by Hira Desai

Check out all the latest news in today's roundup including reopening dates for both Leopoldstadt and Susan Hill's The Woman In Black. The post London Theatre News Today: Friday 23 April app…

Olivia Colman saw hypnotherapist after ‘wetting herself’ from stage fright during performance with David Mitchell by Isobel Lewis

Actor said she had hoped hypnotherapy would help her ‘stop being quite so petrified’

Wake Up With BWW 4/23: First Look at Audra McDonald, Phillipa Soo, and More in THE BITE

Today's top stories: check out the first trailer for new online series The Bite, starring Audra McDonald, Phillipa Soo, Beth Leavel, and more! Plus, the producers of the UK tour of Priscilla…

Only Fools And Horses The Musical | 2021 West End Trailer by Official London Theatre

Mais ouis, mais ouis - good 'ol Del Boy, Rodney and the rest of the gang are back and bursting into song in Only Fools And Horses The Musical. Get tickets now: https://officiallondontheatre.…

On the Couch with Pip Keltie

The Bard in black and white: Shakespeare by Tristram Kenton – in pictures by Tristram Kenton

To mark the Stratford playwright’s birthday on 23 April, here are 23 shots from his plays, with a starry lineup including Vanessa Redgrave, Alan Rickman, David Harewood and Toby Jones Cont…

Harry Wright: Smalltown Boy

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Adelaide multi-instrumentalist Adam Page announces 24-hour show

ShenTens: Favourite Jukebox Musicals by Mark Shenton

... Read More The post ShenTens: Favourite Jukebox Musicals first appeared on Shenton Stage.

Artists create a Birds Eye View in Wedderburn

National Theatre's Filmed Romeo and Juliet Airs on PBS April 23 by Talaura Harms

Josh O'Conner and Jessie Buckley are star-crossed lovers in this contemporary Shakespeare production.

Manu Narayan, Brian Charles Rooney, Thom Sesma, More Star in Clu-eth at Radial Park Beginning April 23 by Andrew Gans

The premiere of the unauthorized parody launches Resounding's outdoor festival of immersive audio plays, also available via simulcast.