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Shakespeare In The Park

  1. theater review
    A Tempest in the Park That’s (Mostly) No Thoughts, Just VibesIn tone and temperament, this production owes much more to Disney than it does to Shakespeare.
    By Sara Holdren
  2. theater review
    A Hamlet in the Park That Puzzles the WillKenny Leon’s production gestures at a lot without capturing any one thing.
    By Jackson McHenry
  3. theater review
    A Richard III Made Not So GloriousThe production works against the best qualities of its star, Danai Gurira.
    By Helen Shaw
  4. theater review
    In Merry Wives in the Park, the Real Housewives of Windsor Take ChargeFalstaff falls back as the women step up.
    By Helen Shaw
  5. theater
    In Marcus Garvey Park, Seize the King Reimagines Richard IIIThis summer, Classical Theatre of Harlem puts up Will Power’s contemporary verse play built on very old bones.
    By Helen Shaw
  6. shakespeare in the park
    Shakespeare in the Park Plans to Return to New York This SummerThe Public Theater has announced an adaptation of The Merry Wives of Windsor.
    By Jackson McHenry
  7. theater review
    This Sceptered Dial: Richard II on the RadioShakespeare in the Park in your headphones.
    By Helen Shaw
  8. shakespeare in the park
    Shakespeare in the Park Canceled as Public Theater Furloughs StaffRichard II and As You Like It were planned for this summer.
    By Jackson McHenry
  9. theater review
    Theater Review: A Coriolanus Amid the WreckageAfter the apocalypse in Central Park.
    By Sara Holdren
  10. theater review
    Theater Review: In the Park, the Warring Wits of Much Ado About NothingShakespeare in the Park’s latest production.
    By Sara Holdren
  11. chat room
    Danielle Brooks Turned Down a Movie Role to Do Shakespeare in the Park“Getting to play this part is opening doors to young black women that look like me.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  12. disney musicals
    A Hercules Musical Will Go the Distance to Central Park This SummerBless my soul!
    By Jackson McHenry
  13. theater review
    Theater Review: It’s Always Sunny in This Twelfth NightIn the park, not a cloud in the sky.
    By Sara Holdren
  14. theater review
    Theater Review: In the Park, an Othello in Which Love Conquers LittleRuben Santiago-Hudson’s production for the Public is finely wrought though not wildly inventive.
    By Isaac Butler
  15. Theater Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream That Never Touches EarthAll the froth, none of the underlying dread.
    By Sara Holdren
  16. shakespeare in the park
    What It Was Like to Star in the Trump-Themed Julius CaesarCorey Stoll, who played Brutus, writes about his experience in the controversial production.
    By Corey Stoll
  17. protests
    Protesters Interrupt Shakespeare in the Park’s Trump-Like Julius Caesar AgainThe production closed Sunday night.
    By Jackson McHenry
  18. controversies
    Protesters Interrupt Trump-Themed Production of Julius Caesar“You are all Goebbels,” one protestor shouted, referencing Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s minister of propaganda.
    By Halle Kiefer
  19. the public theater
    Public Theater Issues Statement Amid Controversy Over Trump-Like Julius Caesar“Our production of Julius Caesar in no way advocates violence towards anyone.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  20. theater
    Delta Drops Shakespeare in the Park Over Trump-Inspired Julius CaesarThe airline has ended its sponsorship over the play’s “graphic staging.”
    By Halle Kiefer
  21. theater reviews
    Theater Review: Can Troilus and Cressida Be Saved?Plus: Men on Boats, played by women not on boats.
    By Jesse Green
  22. theater review
    Theater Review: The Taming of the ShrewPhyllida Lloyd gives it a try in Central Park.
    By Jesse Green
  23. theater
    Theater Review: Cymbeline in the Park, With Some StreamliningA strain of rareness.
    By Jesse Green
  24. theater review
    Theater Review: King Lear, Starring John LithgowThis production is a statue not fully liberated from the stone.
    By Jesse Green
  25. theater
    Theater Review: Much Ado About NothingIn the Park, in the rain.
  26. stage dive
    Theater Review: A Singing, Summery Love’s Labour’s LostOn musicalizing an odd Shakespearean comedy.
    By Jesse Green
  27. stage dive
    Theater Review: An Economically Robust Comedy of ErrorsWhat’s today’s dollar-ducat exchange rate?
    By Scott Brown
  28. stage dive
    Review: Shakespeare in the Park’s As You Like ItThere’s nothing here but pleasure and pleasantry, making it a fine but minor dish.
    By Scott Brown
  29. shakespeare in the park
    Into the Woods, As You Like It Headed to Central ParkAll the world’s a stage. Particularly if your world includes Shakespeare in the Park.
    By Margaret Lyons
  30. stage dive
    Shakespeare in the Park, Twice Over (Plus Once in Greenwich)Shakespearean weddings, in and out of town.
    By Scott Brown
  31. broadway
    Merchant of Venice Starring Al Pacino Moves to BroadwayStarting in October.
    By Willa Paskin
  32. theater
    Jew — Ahh!Al Pacino will play Shylock in Shakespeare in the Park’s 2010 production of ‘The Merchant of Venice.’
    By Lane Brown
  33. chat room
    Jonathan Groff on Taking Woodstock, The Bacchae, and Keeping His Clothes On“The other day in rehearsals I slammed a stick on the ground and it hit me in the head. If you’re playing a god, you just can’t let that happen.”
    By Jada Yuan
  34. chat room
    Anthony Mackie Talks Shakespeare in the Park and the One Movie He’s Bad In“I did this movie where I felt I was pretty bad in it, and a friend of mine just watched it two weeks ago and TOLD me I was bad in it.”
    By Rebecca Milzoff
  35. raccoons
    Acting Raccoon Returns to Shakespeare in the ParkNext year they should give this little guy an audition.
    By Lane Brown
  36. the industry
    Will Ferrell Will Do Just About Anything to Promote Land of the LostPlus: Megan Fox, heroin smuggler.
    By Amos Barshad
  37. good times
    Anne Hathaway to Cross-dress in Central Park This SummerHathaway? WAY.
    By Michael Alan Connelly
  38. news reel
    Shakespeare in the Park Plagued by Bad Weather, RaccoonsOne of the great thrills of live outdoor theater is knowing you could be attacked by a raccoon at any minute.