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By taking the most famous scenes and monologues from the canon of Shakespearean works and presenting them in a contemporary style, new and often remarkable interpretations of the classic materials emerge. We see the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet as a late-night phone call, the witches from Macbeth as bag ladies, the wooing scene from The Taming of the Shrew as a wrestling bout, the confrontation between Harry and Hotspur from Henry IV done in ritualistic fighting mode, Marc Antony's speech from Julius Caesar as a press conference and many more.
-from Dramatic Publishing
This is a great way to introduce young audiences to Shakespeare! This show is being produced for young audiences using adult actors.
By taking the most famous scenes and monologues from the canon of Shakespearean works and presenting them in a contemporary style, new and often remarkable interpretations of the classic materials emerge. We see the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet as a late-night phone call, the witches from Macbeth as bag ladies, the wooing scene from The Taming of the Shrew as a wrestling bout, the confrontation between Harry and Hotspur from Henry IV done in ritualistic fighting mode, Marc Antony's speech from Julius Caesar as a press conference and many more.
-from Dramatic Publishing
This is a great way to introduce young audiences to Shakespeare! This show is being produced for young audiences using adult actors.
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