My favorite new #TCTheater summer tradition is Gray Mallard Theater Company 's "Shakespeare in the Pub." Not quite in the pub...

My favorite new theater company of 2022, The Birth Play Project, is back, this time with a new twist on a classic. Their new play with music...

To begin their 73rd season, the oldest theater in Minneapolis is going back to a classic - the Shakespearean tragedy about a king gone mad a...

William Shakespeare wrote 37(ish) plays, an astounding feat for any playwright, but especially when you consider that they're still bein...

If Middle Earth had a theater, it would look like American Players Theatre . Situated on over 100 acres in the woods of Wisconsin about an h...

Two years after it was originally scheduled, Fearless Comedy is finally bringing us their 1940s-set take on the Shakespearean rom-com Much A...

I'm interrupting this Fringe coverage to bring you news of FREE Shakespeare in the Park! Stillwater's Zephyr Theatre is presenting t...

New #TCTheater company Orchard Theater Collective , founded by a quartet of U of M/Guthrie BFA grads, has brought us some interesting and ...

Wikipedia tells me that The Tempest is "now considered to be one of Shakespeare's greatest works," but I'd never seen i...

Last weekend I took a road trip to Winona with my fellow Twin Cities Theater Bloggers , Laura from Twin Cities Stages and Julie and Carol...

I wish I had had a professor like the one in Taking Shakespeare , maybe I'd have a better appreciation for the Bard. As it is I strugg...

Theatre Unbound, aka The Women's Theatre, is tackling one of Shakespeare's "problem plays," so called because it falls ...

This is my third summer seeing Classical Actors Ensemble 's delightful Shakespeare in the Park, and I'm convinced this is how Shak...

Macbeth. There I said it. In addition to being one of Shakespeare's darkest, bloodiest, and most violent plays, Macbeth has also insp...

Classical Actors Ensemble is "dedicated to engaging audiences by capturing the spirit in which the plays of the English Renaissance ...

I recently wrote , "I should just give up seeing anyone else do Shakespeare, because no one does it like Ten Thousand Things." O...

Summer. That time of the year when Minnesota's two best attributes collide - the great outdoors, and theater. And what better play to ...

There's no tale more twisted than that of the English monarchy. Betrayal, murder, illness, disappearances, fierce battles, and marriag...

The Guthrie's newly inaugurated Artistic Director Joseph Haj makes his directorial debut with Shakespeare's Pericles , remounting ...

Typically, if I heard "Shakespeare's Henry IV Part I ," my immediate reaction would be - ugh. Sounds heavy and difficult and...