The way we die now
St. Ann's Warehouse hosts TR Warszawa's version of the Thomas Vinterberg film
Sam Waterston stars in noted play by non-anonymous author
Stephen Karam's new play takes a litle too much from the sitcom
Sam Waterston takes on King Lear at the Public
A Lincoln Center Festival show is no Roman holiday
Noted British tragedy gets an unnotable production at the Lincoln Center Festival
Derek Jacobi and Michael Grandage want their ounce of civet
Londons Donmar Warehouse takes on King Lear
When most Americans punch out at 5 o'clock, we plop down in our armchairs, crack open a cold brew, and watch CBS until we forget our Social Security numbers. Work is for the office, home is for NCIS: Los Angeles. Members of the Supreme Court didn't get the memo. The Wall Street Journal ran a ... More >>
A downtown take on King Lear makes ill use of Animal Crackers
Throne of Blood comes to the stage
Normally we have a zero tolerance for LOL-pop-music-type gags, in which someone old and stentorian soberly reads some silly Soulja Boy versa with a bunch of misplaced gravitas and strategic confusion, but let's make an exception here for the virtuoso poet and aging hipster Paul Muldoon, whom the P ... More >>
Lee does Lear
Shakespeare in the other park
Thankfully, pop alchemist Mike Viola keeps doing it
Ian McKellen plays Shakespeare and Chekhov, but nobody wins
Kevin Kline prepares to scale the mad king's heroic heights and war-torn politics
Jim James's alienated roots maneuvers murmur mistily at the world beyond the Bonnarooskis
Old news: A lot of movie stars are in the closet. Good news: A new comedy star's on the loose.
Keeping even Plummer un-plummy, Jonathan Miller makes Shakespeare make sense
What's the Trick of Staging Shakespeare? Directors Spill Their Trade Secrets.
The Secret Histories
The Taste of Others
And How a Feminist Learned to Overcome It
