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CLEVELAND, Ohio — “The Winter’s Tale” is one of William Shakespeare’s most interesting works. So it makes sense that Great Lakes Theater, founded as an exclusively Shakespearean company, would open ...

When directors are picking projects, problem plays can be, well, problematic. However, that’s exactly why fearless director Tracy Young accepted the challenge of adapting William Shakespeare’s “The ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Shakespeare in the Park stages this melancholic comedy, which gives us a good excuse to spend time with Raúl Esparza and Lily Rabe as king and queen.

Oh, what is to be done with “The Winter’s Tale”! Critics and scholars have wrestled with the work, one of Shakespeare’s final plays, since its debut in the early 1600s. A tale of paranoia, love and, ...

Perhaps because they are rich in fantastical incident—tragic partings, magical reunions, storms at sea, a man-eating bear—Shakespeare’s late romances have been less susceptible to the custom (at this ...

Great Lakes Theater’s 2026-27 season-opener, William Shakespeare’s A Winter’s Tale, luxuriates in a re-telling of one of the ...

Perhaps because they are rich in fantastical incident—tragic partings, magical reunions, storms at sea, a man-eating bear—Shakespeare’s late romances have been less susceptible to the custom (at this ...