Shakespeare Dallas updates the look but not the language (or length) of Macbeth.
Kitchen Dog's Vibrator Play fails to satisfy.
Cyrano goes long while As You Like It goes rock hard.
Michael Kahn​Dallas Opera's Romeo & Juliet opens tonight at the Winspear. Staging the piece by Charles Gounod (sung in French with English supertitles) is Michael Kahn, the highly respected Shakespeare expert from the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., where he's brought the work ... More >>
The Modern plays host to a King
Catch some funny Errors at UTD
Shakespeare's classic goes outdoors
Shakespeare's classic goes outdoors
Theatre Britain strips the Scottish play and its actors down to their bare essentials
Cute hams in DCT's Charlotte's Web; one actor hogs the stage in Shakespeare's Keeper
Pacino plays Shakespeare's most contentious character in a stirring Merchant of Venice
Life is but a dream with Stage West
Water Tower offers a holiday creation nuttier than a fruitcake
Shakespeare Fest presents a fluffy Shrew; at Fair Park, Beauty woos a hairy Beast
The dynamic duo of storytelling
Our Endeavors whiffs out with its windy, open-air Two Gentlemen of Verona
The good news is that DCCA's Wall Power transcends the usual monkey business
Tim Blake Nelson's new Othello seems to be a man out of time
Teen Shakespeare: It's not just for the movies anymore
William for a new millenium?
Undermain's Pericles is a prince of a show
Stage West prescribes The Herbal Bed
Shakespeare's Dream finally becomes a wonderful reality
The buoyant Shakespeare in Love indulges in smart baloney
Kitchen Dog's Taming of the Shrew is a sly, stunning, untamed charmer
October 29 - November 4, 1998
Kitchen Dog's scaled-down, gender-bending Tempest suffers from some pale performances
DTC's All's Well is an epic journey of the heart
The Undermain ricochets through a merry Comedy of Errors
11th Street paves a bumpy, bright road for Desdemona
Romeo & Juliet and Looking for Richard leave audiences Bard silly
The Shakespeare Festival of Dallas production of Othello cries out for color
Richard III star Ian McKellen may well be the greatest actor you've never heard of
A feeble version of Othello is a red-eyed monstrosity
