Theater for a New Audience’s strong and imaginative interpretation of *Antony and Cleopatra* is playing at the Duke Theater on 42nd Street until May 2. It’s set in the nineteenth-century , during the so-called “Scramble for Africa,” when European colonial powers like England were dividing up the continent. Discount tickets available for anyone under 25.
King Lear at the Globe
One of the plays we’ll see this spring in London is *King Lear*, arguably the greatest play ever written in English. Here’s a link to a description of the cast —
http://www.shakespeares-globe.org/theatre/annualtheatreseason/kinglear/
CTL Fellows Presentation
Thursday, April 10, marks the official unveiling of Shakespeare Commons and this blog at the CTL Fellows 2008 Presentation. It’s at 2:30 pm in Bent Hall 277A.
Macbeth with Patrick Stewart extended to May
With Patrick Stewart in the title role, *Macbeth*’s run in New York has been extended from March 29 to May 24, but it’s moving from Brooklyn to the Lyceum Theater on W. 45th Street. A link for tickets is below.
St. John’s in London
To see a picture of the Globe Theater, where we’ll see two of our four plays this coming May, go to the London page of the Shakespeare Commons Website.
Welcome to Shakespeare Commons
Visit here for updates on St. John’s Shakespeare courses in Queens and London, theater in New York, London, and New Haven, and assorted other things.
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