Category: ASC

>The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe is the second entry in this year’s Actors’ Renaissance Season at the American Shakespeare Center….

>The American Shakespeare Center does Twelfth Night every few years. It’s popular and definitely a staple for a Shakespeare company. The last time they…

>When, on Friday morning, I ordered my ticket for the Saturday night performance of American Shakespeare Center’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Pt. 1…

>Do not miss the American Shakespeare Center’s production of Henry IV Part 1 at the Blackfriars Playhouse, through November 27. I’ll definitely be seeing…

>Last night I saw the opening performance of the American Shakespeare Center‘s production of The Rehearsal, a bit of meta-farce by George Villiers (and…

>Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus is not often performed, which explains why I had never experienced the play until I went to the American Shakespeare Center‘s…

>Once again, the American Shakespeare Center’s resident troupe turns in terrific performances, this time in a rollicking production of Much Ado about Nothing. A…

>The Merry Wives of Windsor is one of the easiest of Shakespeare’s comedies to understand. There’s deception, of course, and one character dons a…

>Is this cool, or what? You know there are three versions of Hamlet, right? There’s the First Folio and the First and Second Quarto…

>Murder. Revenge. Gambling. Belly Dancers. The spring season of the American Shakespeare Center at Staunton’s Blackfriars Playhouse has something for everyone. First, there is…