Shakespeare comes to NSU with
Northwestern Theatre's production of "The Good...The Bad...The Ugly...
'Shakespeare Style,'" an outdoor production that will run on the back steps of Lee
A. Nelson Hall today through Saturday and March 14-18 at 6 p.m.
The play is a mixture of famous scenes and monologues performed slightly out of
context. While the writing is all Shakespeare's, the cast and the play's director,
Associate Professor of Creative and Performing Arts Scott Burrell, devised the
settings. Some of Shakespeare's sonnets also will be featured.
"We've taken scenes and contemporized the context while keeping Shakespeare's
language intact," Burrell said. ...Read More
Shakespeare comes to NSU with
Northwestern Theatre's production of "The Good...The Bad...The Ugly...
'Shakespeare Style,'" an outdoor production that will run on the back steps of Lee
A. Nelson Hall today through Saturday and March 14-18 at 6 p.m.
The play is a mixture of famous scenes and monologues performed slightly out of
context. While the writing is all Shakespeare's, the cast and the play's director,
Associate Professor of Creative and Performing Arts Scott Burrell, devised the
settings. Some of Shakespeare's sonnets also will be featured.
"We've taken scenes and contemporized the context while keeping Shakespeare's
language intact," Burrell said. "Hopefully, this will get those who find Shakespeare
not to their liking to become a little less stand-offish."
Some of the plays featured will be "Romeo and Juliet," "Othello," "King Lear,"
"Hamlet," "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Comedy of Errors." Burrell said an
example from the production includes a scene from "Romeo and Juliet" that is set
during a high school rehearsal
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