By
Michael P. Jensen
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) continued down a bumpy road in 2025, its 90th anniversary season. I ended last year’s […]
By
Geoff Ridden
Collaborative Theatre Project (CTP) has been in operation since 2016, and I have seen several productions there in the past […]
By
Laura Kolb
Roughly midway through Henry IV, part 2, Sir John Falstaff visits Justice Robert Shallow, who has been marveling along with […]
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Kelly Newman O’Connor
At the RSC, Blanche McIntyre’s The Merry Wives of Windsor has plenty of boisterous physical comedy and audience-pleasing shout-outs to […]
By
Michael P. Jensen
Due to the money crunch caused by COVID closings and the free spending of recent Artistic Directors, it was uncertain […]
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Lois Potter
Seen on 28 September 2024, the set of Coriolanus (directed by Lyndsey Turner) was visible on its uncurtained stage when […]
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Kim Paffenroth
As I watched this April 2025 performance (directed by Peter Risafi), I confess I was somewhat surprised that I was […]
By
Kim Paffenroth
King Lear. Directed and adapted by Karin Coonrod. University Theatre, New Haven, CT, June 15-16, 2024. As I was walking […]
