#1
Posted: 1/28/15 at 1:00pm
Has anyone heard what the lineup might be for Shakespeare in the Park this summer? There's usually some kind of inkling by this time.
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#2
Posted: 1/28/15 at 1:13pm
They're trying to get a star to sign on for a role and they won't announce until they can nail down that star.
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#4
Posted: 1/29/15 at 11:25am
Cymbeline is my personal favorite Shakespeare so I'm really happy they are doing it.
#5
Posted: 1/29/15 at 11:39am
Excited about The Tempest. Not so excited about Cymbeline. Glad it's two Shakespeare production this season.
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#6
Posted: 1/29/15 at 12:02pm
Sam Waterston was a marvelous Prospero when the play was done at the Mitzie Newhouse Theater in Lincoln Center many years ago. (Prospero should only be about 45 if you study the text carefully). The stage of the theater had been replaced with tons of sand. Carol Kane was Miranda. It was an excellent production.
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#7
Posted: 1/29/15 at 3:01pm
Happy about Tempest but Cymbeline? No thanks. Saw the wonderful production at Lincoln Center years ago. For me, once is enough.
#8
Posted: 1/30/15 at 9:21am
^ I feel that way about The Tempest, which the Public *just* did in 2013.
#9
Posted: 1/30/15 at 9:59am
Didn't understand the Tempest until I saw the New York Classical Theatre production in Battery Park a couple of summers ago. The relationship between Prospero and Miranda and between Prospero and Ariel was so imaginatively presented: whenever Prospero spoke with Ariel (Ariels - three actresses shared the part, appearing together and sometimes separately), Miranda was in a trance and spoke with them. Prospero has trouble letting go of both his daughter and his magical powers.
I used to think Tempest was a bore. Now I look for things in it that never interested me. I would stand on line to see Waterston!
I used to think Tempest was a bore. Now I look for things in it that never interested me. I would stand on line to see Waterston!
#10
Posted: 1/30/15 at 11:02pm
Oh, I would definitely stand in line for Jack McCoy. I imagine a lot of other New Yorkers would as well. I wonder how bad the lines will be.
#11
Posted: 8/8/15 at 9:18pm
Saw CYMBELINE on Wednesday. Not a Shakespeare fan but really enjoyed it. Had stage seating and became part of the show at one point. Took me quite by surprise but it was fun! It is a bit confusing but there is a detailed synopsis in the playbill. I would actually see it again. A lot of laughs, good acting and Raul got to sing! A nice discovery is that Tom Kitt did the music.
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#12
Posted: 1/26/16 at 9:47pm
Any rumors for this years productions?
#13
Posted: 1/26/16 at 10:03pm
Dan Sullivan directing Lily Rabe and Hamish Linklater in THE TAMING OF THE SHREW seems inevitable.
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Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.
Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.
#14
Posted: 1/28/16 at 2:55pm
Your guess on the show was the correct, even if the details were so off...
Cush Jumbo & Janet McTeer to Lead All-Female THE TAMING OF THE SHREW as Part of 2016 Shakespeare in the Park
Cush Jumbo & Janet McTeer to Lead All-Female THE TAMING OF THE SHREW as Part of 2016 Shakespeare in the Park
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#15
Posted: 1/28/16 at 2:58pm
Kad said: "Your guess on the show was the correct, even if the details were so off... "
This is terrific news...I love both of these actors!
#16
Posted: 1/28/16 at 3:43pm
Some good parts in TROILUS AND CRESSIDA for David Furr, excited :)
#17
Posted: 1/28/16 at 5:56pm
Verrrrry curious to see how Sullivan pulls off T&C. That play is bloody impossible.
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