The ‘Twelfth Night’ you will probably never see
Peter Gill’s Royal Shakespeare Company production of ‘Twelfth Night’ opened on August 22, 1974 at Stratford-upon-Avon: 39 years later audiences are still finding it hard to accept the play as a strange and erotic masterpiece
By Wayne Myers
Promoted as a “sexual musical,” the nudity-filled Let My People Come…
CNY Playhouse pulls off ‘Unwrap Your Candy’— and without a crinkle
‘Wildwood Park’ proves the most engaging of the three one-act plays in this alternately dark and humorous production
By Laurel Saiz
The title Unwrap Your Candy, the set of one-act plays currently being offered by the Central New York Playhouse, is rather misleading…
Glimmerglass’s handsomely staged ‘Passions’ expands the boundaries of oratorio
The double-bill program of sacred vocal works uses choreography, sets and costumes to heighten the drama within the music
By David Abrams
Passions seem to be running high at Glimmerglass Festival…
