“Sotto Voce” an ambitious choice for Shakespeare & Company
After a terrific season of beautifully acted provocative plays, Shakespeare & Co. ends their summer season on a different note.
“Or,” is a 17th Century version of a British sex comedy at Shakespeare & Company
“The story is easy to follow,” writes Macey Levin, “because the acting is so wonderful.” Tod Randolph gets a lot of laughs from her “throwaway lines.”
Review: “Ugly Lies the Bone” has important things to say about our Veterans
Our reviewer, Macey Levin, finds this new play about an injured combat veteran at Shakespeare & Company well written and acted with poignancy and truth, but sometimes too contained.
Review: “It’s a Wonderful Life” returns to Shakespeare & Company
Reprised for December 5–December 28, 2014, here’s the Burns and Murray review of the same production in 2013.
Tina Packer’s “Bare Bard” Julius Caesar hews closely to Shakespeare’s original
Burns and Cane review one of Shakespeare’s epic stories, told simply and with great emphasis on the language and history.
Shakespeare & Company opens “Kaufman’s Barber Shop” in Pittsfield
When you enter Kaufman’s Barber Shop you will step back in time to 1925 when much more than simple haircuts were happening.
The Broadway World Review of “Much Ado About Nothing” calls it funny and inventive
Entering the final week of its run, this remarkable production takes Shakespeare on a joy ride.
Modern dress and Gospel tunes undermine “Richard II” at Shakespeare & Company
In Shakespeare’s time this story was a political hot potato. Gail Burns reviews.