All the Devils Are Here & Patrick Page is Devilishly Divine!
UPDATED 12/20/24 Patrick Page returns to the Shakespeare Theatre (and our favorite smaller Klein Auditorium) with a one-man masterpiece of
Read MoreUPDATED 12/20/24 Patrick Page returns to the Shakespeare Theatre (and our favorite smaller Klein Auditorium) with a one-man masterpiece of
Read MoreIn addition to an up-close look at the Library’s 82 First Folios, there are five other extremely cool reasons to visit the new Folger Shakespeare Library.
Read MoreWhere We Belong, now on stage at Folger Theatre, is an absorbing solo show that puts the concept of Shakespeare Everywhere on edge.
Read MoreThroughout the month of April, the Folger Theatre will be Searching for Shakespeare: Celebrating 400 Years of Shakespeare’s First Folio — which is actually a citywide celebration in partnership with DC Public Library. The month of Bard-filled bliss features a historic exhibition of the First Folio, a DC-wide Scavenger Hunt, Shakespeare’s Birthday Lecture, family programs, and the presentation of a world premiere performance work.
Read MorePage portrays Lear so expertly in every stage of his life — from flippancy to fear, madcap to madness, and giddiness to absolute and impossible grief — that this STC performance is, for many, one of the best Lears we’ve ever seen.
Read MoreMiss those treasured performances at The Folger Shakespeare Library? Every Friday you can get an encore with the Library’s new weekly online series.
Read MoreVillainy sells. In Shakespeare Theater Company’s Richard III, the titular character, played with oily evil by Matthew Rauch, holds spellbinding sway,
Read MoreShakespeare. He’s famous for more plays than we can name, including so many historical works such as The Tragedy of King
Read MoreShakespeare Theatre Company (STC) is celebrating the 30th season of their annual Washington, DC Free For All event. Since 1991,
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