Sentences with phrase «shakespeare theatre»

We live in Buffalo and have a great outdoor Shakespeare theatre that is free all summer.

A short stroll along the nearby Avon canal path or via Shakespeare's Birthplace will bring you into the vibrant town centre with it's shops, bars and restaurants plus the famous Royal Shakespeare theatres.

The historic town of Stratford - upon - Avon has much to offer the visitor, from ancient buildings, town trails and the Shakespeare properties, Royal Shakespeare Theatres as well as a wealth of shops and restaurants all within easy walking distance of Ambleside Guest House.

The Melita occupies the best b & b location in Stratford - upon - Avon, situated only 5 minutes walk from the Royal Shakespeare Theatres, restaurants, shops and historic town centre.

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8 - Shakespeare in the Vines Known for producing great theatre in stunning settings with the vineyards of Temecula Valley serving as a backdrop, SITV will feature staging and costumes that are more dramatic than ever for its tenth anniversary season.

Known for producing great theatre and staging the works of William Shakespeare in some of the most stunning settings with the vineyards of Temecula Valley serving as a unique backdrop, SITV celebrates its tenth anniversary season presenting three of the Bard's works: Julius Caesar, Romeo and Juliet, and Twelfth Night.

The first recorded performance of the theatre company that Shakespeare co-founded was at a playhouse south of the Thames, but was lost to historians for centuries.

The four - edition set of Folios, published in 1623, 1632, 1663 and 1685, after Shakespeare's death, is credited with preserving many of the plays known so well worldwide as in theatre and literature, which otherwise would likely have been lost.

Their curriculum included the required study of the arts, and it was common for science students to study Shakespeare and theatre.

Given Chiang's dramatic first name (referencing the wronged heroine in Shakespeare's Othello), people sometimes wonder if her life in the theatre was inevitable.

From Shakespeare's Globe on the Southbank to many unique fringe theatres, seeing a play is a dating classic.

I do a lot of theatre with the Montford Park Players, because what is better than performing Shakespeare outside while listening to the crickets and watching the fire flies in the trees.

A Shakespeare specialist in the theatre, Gray was most often cast as icy authority figures on screen: Essex in Cromwell (1970), Mycroft Holmes in 7 % Solution (1978), and, of course, the unctuous criminologist / narrator in The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975).

Some of his favorite roles he's played in theatre include Angelo in Shakespeare's MEASURE FOR MEASURE, Wang in Edward Bond's THE BUNDLE, Valmont in LES LIAISONES DANGEREUSES, Teach in David Mamet's AMERICAN BUFFALO, Roma in GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS, Bobby in SPEED THE PLOW, Stanley in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, and Botts in EXACT CHANGE.

Regional theatre productions include Electricidad, Green Card and Bocón, Mark at the Taper Forum and numerous regional theaters across the country which include The Pasadena Playhouse, South Coast Repertory, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, among others.

He was a member of Britain's National Youth Theatre and has worked extensively in both classical and modern theatre throughout Britain, including seasons with the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Prospect Theatre Company, and The National Theatre.

His past theatre credits include ALL THE LITTLE THINGS WE»VE CRUSHED, JOURNEY»S END (one of The Daily Telegraph's Top 10 shows of 2008); MARY STUART; Kevin Spacey's 24 HOUR PLAYS at the Old Vic; LOVE»S LABOUR»S LOST and MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, for Shakespeare's Globe and the Royal Shakespeare Company respectively; Eric Schlosser's WE THE PEOPLE; and THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS.

In each regular episode, a panel of guests discusses one more productions of Shakespeare's plays, usually either adapted for the screen or filmed live at the theatre.

With two of the five Best Actress slots probably locked - up (if you give one to Huffman and another to Gwyneth Paltrow's non-descript turn in the Miramax dump Proof), the Weinsteins go for three with perennial nominee Dame Judi Dench as the titular theatre - owner in Stephen Frears's Mrs. Henderson Presents, one of those bland, inoffensive, boring British movies about the British theatre (like Topsy - Turvy, perhaps, or, more to the point, Shakespeare in Love).

Let me put it this way, and I'm in no way bragging: I was an English and theatre major who read every single play that Shakespeare wrote, most of them more than once, and I ADORE Fassbender and Cotillard, and I still couldn't connect to this version of «Macbeth.»

Ben Whishaw sticks the knife in as Brutus in Julius Caesar, Nicholas Hytner's first Shakespeare at his new London theatre, The Bridge, from 20 January.

The 44 - year - old Bad Moms star was joined by Tom Hanks, Finn Wittrock, Brett Dalton, Smokey Robinson, Martin Short and Patrick Warburton at the reading of «Much Ado About Nothing» benefiting The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles and its arts - based veterans and youth employment programs: using the power of Shakespeare and the community of theatre.

At almost 53, the man who built a career by brooding on the big screen (Wuthering Heights, The English Patient, The End of the Affair) and being intense in the theatre (Ibsen, Shakespeare, Chekhov, Beckett) beams away like a Christmas tree.

5:45 pm — Sundance — Ran Akira Kurosawa's inspired transposition of King Lear into medieval Japan, mixing Shakespeare and Japanese Noh theatre tradition like nobody's business.

If you haven't heard of Andrews, then you're probably not alone; Una is his debut feature after a career in the theatre staging the works of Shakespeare, Anton Chekhov, Tennessee Williams and Jean Genet.

Helen Mirren, meanwhile, tries on Shakespeare in Julie Taymor's «The Tempest,» flipping the theatre's Prospero into Prospera.

Shakespeare's tragic monarch remains one of the most demanding roles in theatre.

Theatre director Richard Eyre explains why Shakespeare, repression and not - for - profit theatre are the perfect recipe for nurturing generations of acting talent

1:05 am (21st)-- Sundance — Ran Akira Kurosawa's inspired transposition of King Lear into medieval Japan, mixing Shakespeare and Japanese Noh theatre tradition like nobody's business.

We also explore issues related to adapting Shakespeare for the screen, how best to capture live theatre productions for posterity, and more.

Each episode explores one or more productions — film adaptations, recorded theatre productions, and everything in between — and how it changes the way we look at Shakespeare's text.

The theatre is hoping for late spring 2012, when the Royal Shakespeare Company is coordinating a world Shakespeare festival as one of the cultural highlights of the Olympic games 2012.

I'm pretty sure this is going to be Akira Kurosawa's inspired transposition of King Lear into medieval Japan, mixing Shakespeare and Japanese Noh theatre tradition like nobody's business.

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The 20,000 London and Birmingham secondary students who came to see our production of Twelfth Night for free this spring as part of our annual Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank project may not have seen a play by Shakespeare or even been to the theatre before, but they instantly recognised and engaged with the story of Viola and her struggle to make a life for herself in a strange and foreign land.

Shakespeare's Globe welcomes over one million visitors a year, and is already one of the most welcoming and accessible theatres in the world, with no economic barrier to attending a performance.

The apprentices will work within one of four departments at Shakespeare's Globe: theatre, education, communications or exhibition and tour, supported by a trained Globe mentor.

Resources provide opportunities to: - explore Elizabethan England - Share Shakespearean facts - explore gender - explore crime and punishment - explore Shakespeare's theatre - compare traditional and modern audience reactions to plays - explore Elizabethan entertainment - explore rich and poor

Hardware and software that will put a child «inside» an ancient Egyptian Tomb or amongst the «groundlings» watching a Shakespeare play in the Globe theatre will become commonplace.

The synopsis competition is just one of a whole host of events taking place throughout 2016 to mark 400 years since Shakespeare's passing, including being the focal point of the BBC's Get Reading campaign and The Booksellers Association's The Bard Is My Bag retail initiative, not to mention the Royal Shakespeare Company and The Globe theatre.

He went on to criticise the current government for not respecting theatre and said that any theatre that gets large public subsidies, such as The National Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Company, should bring their prices down to become more accessible to future generations.

Georghia Ellinas, head of learning at Shakespeare's Globe's education arm, echoed these sentiments and said the experience of live theatre was «invaluable».

Shakespeare moved away from the countryside into the growing city of London, and with a group of collaborators was daring enough to begin staging theatre works in the first permanent playhouses, to crowds of thousands from all social spheres in Early Modern England.

The first lesson is a station based lesson where learners can teach each other about life in Shakespeare's England, before going on to look at the globe theatre, before spending 2/3 lessons looking in detail at the taming of the shrew.

The audience discover how a play like Romeo and Juliet would have been staged originally and also what an interactive experience it would have been to visit the theatre in Shakespeare's day.

Here they arrive at Shakespeare's Globe theatre, where they are put through their paces by the theatre's «Lively Action» workshop leader, Yolanda Vazquez.

The key task and homework activity is to write a description of a visit to an Elizabethan theatre, based around the final scene in the film Shakespeare in Love.

Our fourth issue had a heritage focus, disseminating news of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust «s Shakespeare Week and the reflections of Edward's Boys» director and Deputy Head of King Edward's School Perry Mills on staging Henry V in the RSC's Swan theatre and Shakespeare's schoolroom.

This presentation provides contextual information about William Shakespeare, the Globe and contemporary theatre.

Students from Brays Grove Community School join forces with MOPA theatre company to perform a 15 - minute version of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.