Shakespeare makes life better.
Do Shakespeare plays make the perfect rom-com IP? Thus asks Entertainment Weekly, riding the wave of Shakespeare articles let by the success of Sydney Sweeney’s Anyone But You. This is what I’ve been saying! So glad to see similar thinking. I’ve written several times that I was pleasantly surprised to find the amount of Shakespeare … Continue reading Say It Louder For The People In The Back
Saying something is cringe is cringe, old man. Bea, Anyone But You This interview with Will Gluck, director of Much Ado About Nothing adaptation Anyone But You, caught my attention for all the wrong reasons. The director “breaks his silence” over the “Shakespeare cringe scenes.” Shakespeare is the cringe part? Really? This is a movie … Continue reading I Don’t Think Shakespeare is the Cringe Part
Lady Macbeth My Queen – Power, Femininity, and a Touch of Darkness Celebrate the strength and complexity of one of Shakespeare’s most iconic characters with our “Lady Macbeth My Queen” design. Perfect for fans of Macbeth who admire Lady Macbeth’s fierce ambition, this design captures the essence of power and femininity with a hint of … Continue reading Lady Macbeth My Queen Merchandise
I want to say our Commonwealth Shakespeare streak continues, but we actually missed a show in 2019 when my mom was sick. Cymbeline, which I’ve never seen, but have no real personal feelings for. Other than that hiccup, the 2024 show marks 19 shows we’ve seen by this group at this location. We also missed … Continue reading Review: Commonwealth Shakespeare presents The Winter’s Tale on Boston Common
When Viola first washes up on the shores of Illyria she thinks, well, this isn’t safe for a woman alone in a strange land, I’ll have to pretend to be a guy. In the world of online videogames, nothing has changed.