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Much Ado About Nothing
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Chris Coleman
Sept 30 " Nov 6, 2022
Kilstrom Theatre
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Dana Green (Beatrice) and Geoffrey Kent (Benedick) talk about the the story of Much Ado About Nothing, the relationship of Beatrice and Benedick, and more! Much Ado About Nothing is running …
(Nick Ahad's article appeared in the Guardian, 9/14; Photo: Compelling … Guy Rhys (Benedick) and Daneka Etchells (Beatrice) in Much Ado About Nothing at the Crucible, Sheffield. Photogr…
Crucible, SheffieldDaneka Etchells is the most compelling Beatrice you might ever see in an exceptional production of the romantic comedy
Post lockdown, theatres are looking for sure things …
We joined rehearsals for the National Theatre's production of Shakespeare's comedy starring Katherine Parkinson before its live broadcast to UK cinemas on 8 September Continue reading...
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.    Lyttelton, SE1 SHAKESPEARE IN THE SWING AGE    A star danced, and under it was Simon Godwin's joyful, 1930s Riviera production born. Qui…
Simon Godwin's new production of Much Ado About Nothing for the National initially seems to be going for the full-on romantic escapism, from the bougainvillea and sun-kissed (Amalfi?) coast …
Lyttelton; Olivier, London; Chichester festival theatreShakespeare's comedy is the gift that keeps on giving; Mrs Malaprop's a loose cannon in Richard Bean's Battle of Britain take on Sherid…
Under director Matt Pfeiffer's helm, Akeem Davis (Benedick) and Brett Ashley Robinson (Beatrice) and the cast of "Much Ado About Nothing" bring Shakespeare's late comedy (1598 or shortly the…
Simon Godwin delivers an unexpectedly conventional production, larky and fluffy
After gender-flipping the National's Malvolio, the director Simon Godwin might have been expected to be equall…
The National Theatre's new production is the latest to tackle Shakespeare's sorrow-stained comedy
Lyttelton theatre, LondonSimon Godwin masterfully directs a slick production starring Katherine Parkinson and John Heffernan
Lovers and fighters convene at an opulent Sicilian hotel, though …
 I have a confession to make. Despite holding an advanced degree in theatre, I still at times have absolutely no idea what I'm hearing when I listen to the Bard's work. True, I can use c…
Summertime in Howard County is always a little brighter when the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company returns to the PFI Historic Park in Ellicott City with one of their memorable outdoor producti…
Instead of focusing on darker aspects of "Much Ado About Nothing," emphasis has shifted to "the lightness, and the humor, and the romance."
The Globe's main, outdoor theatre has not staged shows with a full audience since the summer of 2019, so the opening of its summer season with Lucy Bailey's production of Much Ado About Noth…
Adaptor and Director Rakesh Palisetty sat down with us to chat all things A LITTLE SHAKESPEARE: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Onstage through May 15! 👉 https://tworivertheater.org/whats-o…
Dorfman; Harold Pinter; Shakespeare's Globe, LondonA couple struggle to connect " or touch " in David Eldridge's latest; Jodie Comer owns the courtroom; and Lucy Bailey directs a sparkling n…
This production carries as much emotional heft as it exudes riotous comedy
Lucy Bailey's joyous, visually ravishing Much Ado About Nothing opens on a sombre note. On stage there is laughter …
Globe Theatre, LondonLucy Bailey's ambling production of Shakespeare's comedy, set in northern Italy on the eve of Mussolini's defeat, exudes pastoral elegance and feels like the start of su…
By ROY BERKO Shakespeare, in his comedies, writes of trickery, false accusations, restoration of harmony and romance. He uses lots of double entendre and encourages fun and farce as well as …
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Royal Shakespeare theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon Afrofuturism meets comic-book kitsch in a radiant production whose dramatic impact cannot match its majestic design
The first and last word on …
 Shakespeare delivered with clarity, a diverse and sizable cast, Edwardian steampunk glamor, many laughs, and romantic charm awaits at the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre. Opening a l…
Shakespeare wrote "Much Ado About Nothing" in 1598, and it has become one of his most revered comedies. "Nothing" in Elizabethan days meant "Noting" and refers to gossiping and eavesdrop…
