The installation, "Umbrella of Color," by students in Glasgow Middle School's talented visual arts program will run through ...

Canyon Crest Academy’s award-winning Envision Theatre Arts program recently announced its spring season of shows: the historical and uproarious play The Book of Will, and the poignant and ...

This reflected the fact the cast was male, as acting certainly wasn’t “suitable” for women in Elizabethan times. Congratulations to the director, Mags Delaney-Moffatt, for her bold choice to ...

Chris Bush and Suzie Miller are among the nine finalists for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize 2025. Founded in 1978, the ...

Shakespeare’s Globe has announced its Summer Season, running from April – October 2025.  Learn more about the full upcoming lineup here!

Irvin Matus The new reading room of the Folger Shakespeare Library is dominated by a huge painting of the sort that Oscar Wilde's Lady Bracknell migh ...

Everything that makes Shakespeare’s play so well loved is here. The rich, feuding families. The intense, forbidden passion.

Shakespeare did not write musicals as we know them in the Broadway or West End form, closer now to his English roots. But incidental music, most often played ...

In London, during the Elizabethan period, the first dedicated theatres appeared. Most people went to the theatre, from the poor to the very rich. It was the most popular form of entertainment in ...

Elizabethan society was divided into a hierarchy ... The reign of Elizabeth I led to significant changes in culture and society: Theatre flourished, with many new plays written and performed.

In Aditi Brennan Kapil’s play “Imogen Says Nothing,” which opens in 1589, the characters are similarly in awe of the power of ...