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MERCHANT OF VENICE- First Folio
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THE MERCHANT OF VENICE: AS TRUE NOW AS THEN Setting Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice in the cutthroat world of contemporary finance a la Wall Street is an inspired notion and Custo…
Said Business School, Oxford: Creation's 2006 production of The Merchant took place in the stark courtyard of Oxford Castle and almost made a rock opera of one of Shakespeare's dar…
A panic syndrome triggered the creation of Tony Tanner's Merchant of Venice musical. Panic -- plus the fact that Shakespeare is a dead genius. It's about to be produced in two West Hollywood…
Shylock prepares to take his pound of flesh in Habima's Merchant of Venice.That's the intriguing question that Boston's own Ian Thal raises (I think unconsciously) in a post on the new Clyde…
First Folio Theatre is set to close its 15th season with Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice for the annual Shakespeare-under-the-Stars production on the outdoor main stage, July 11-Au…
Shakespeare's Globe, LondonThe final image of this production by Israeli company Habima is a stark one. Small and crushed, as if weighed down by history itself, Jacob Cohen's broken Shylock …
There's a good deal of irony in the most controversial production of the Globe to Globe season turning out to be one of the least interesting. The Merchant of Venice was performed by Israel'…
Shakespeare's First Acts: The Merchant of Venice. Glen Walford, Matt Devitt, Stuart Organ, Dominic Gerrard and Josie Taylor discuss the first act of the play, and their current production at…
Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice" is a study of fury in the Theater Breaking Through Barriers production.
The Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch: Queen's Theatre ends its spring season with a glitzy interpretation of what's believed to be the Bard's breakthrough as a dramatist.
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MUCH ADO TO KNOW ITSELF Sean Branney has been as lauded as a Los Angeles theater director can be, and Theatre Banshee has done some great work recently, so it’s disappointing to report…
F. Kathleen Foley reviews 'The Merchant of Venice' at Theatre Banshee.
Theater Breaking Through Barriers will present William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, April 14-May 13 at Theatre Row's Clurman Theatre. Ike Schambelan will direct.
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Another year, another production of The Merchant of Venice! After mountings at the Actors' Shakespeare Project, and ArtsEmerson, now Trinity Rep has decided to have a go at what I suppose co…
The Merchant of Venice is rightfully considered one of  Shakespeare's "problem plays" with its dark overtones of anti-Semitism and a feud between a Jew standing obstinately with the Ol…
Trinity Rep will host a free public forum to discuss the history and issues surrounding The Merchant of Venice in conjunction with its production of Shakespeare's controversial play. Th…
Trinity Rep will host a free public forum to discuss the history and issues surrounding The Merchant of Venice in conjunction with its production of Shakespeare's controversial play. Th…
Trinity Rep presents William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, now running through March 11.
Today in 1915, The Merchant of Venice opened at the 44th Street Theatre. A tragic comedy by William Shakespeare, the play believed to have been written between 1596 and 1598. The title cha…
Stephen Rowe plays Rothko as a force of nature - blunt, brilliant, tender and terrifying at the same time... EgoPo Classic Theater is presenting a fine, respectable production of "The Diary …
The excellent, fast-moving rendition of The Merchant of Venice by Quintessence Theatre Group at the Sedgwick in Mount Airy is all the more interesting for its choices.
The excellent, fast-moving rendition of The Merchant of Venice by Quintessence Theatre Group at the Sedgwick in Mount Airy is all the more interesting for its choices.
An excellent, fluid "The Mercant of Venice" is being staged by Quintessence Theatre Group at its Mount Airy home, the Sedgwick Theatre. Inquirer theater critic Howard Shapiro reviews from n…
