King Richard’s Limp
Impact Theatre’s Richard III is unusually slow for either the company or the play.
My review is in the Oakland Tribune and other BANG papers. Read more
Daisey Does Shakespeare
Mike Daisey is back with four separate monologues about the Bard’s great tragedies.
Read my review on KQED Arts. Read more
Pity the Fool
We Players reshuffles Shakespeare’s Lear to create a new story about taking care of a delirious and infirm parent.
Shakespeare for Beginners
A traditional, presentational Tempest for free in a Mill Valley park may be more suitable for kids than for adults.
A Cold-Hearted Romeo
Isn’t it romantic? No, not really.
My review of Marin Shakespeare Company’s Romeo and Juliet is in the Marin Independent Journal. Read more
Arden Admirers
Marin Shakespeare Company celebrates its 25th year with the ever-popular As You Like It–in period dress, no less!
Read all about it in my review in the Marin Independent Journal. Read more
Seven Against Illyria
A magnificent seven local actors–all female–take on Shakespeare’s ever-durable comedy Twelfth Night. My review is on KQED Arts.
Troy, Troy Again
Impact Theatre goes way back to the Trojan War in its latest high-octane staging of Shakespeare. My review is on KQED Arts.
All’s Not Well
The good news: It’s a Shakespearean romantic comedy that we’re not all already sick of. The bad news: It’s only so-so. My review of Marin Shakespeare Company’s All’s Well That Ends Well is in today’s Marin Independent Journal.
