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BOX OFFICE GLOBAL | Oliver Parker’s 1995 ‘Othello’ is an Elizabethan Story Turned Hollywood

BOX OFFICE GLOBAL | Oliver Parker’s 1995 ‘Othello’ is an Elizabethan Story Turned Hollywood

By Florence Fernandez January 25, 2022

Shakespeare walked so that Oliver Parker could run.  Director Oliver Parker’s 1995 version of the Shakespearean tragedy “Othello” is, at times, almost too hot to handle. If you are craving...

Folger Shakespeare Library

‘King John’ Retains Relevance in Current Political Climate

By Maddy Forbess and Noelle Whitman November 29, 2018

The Folger Theatre put out another stellar production with its witty rendition of "King John," one of Shakespeare's lesser-known histories. Director Aaron Posner delves into the nuance of power, flawed...

Richard Schoch Revives Restoration Shakespeare

Richard Schoch Revives Restoration Shakespeare

By Rachel Linton October 11, 2018

Richard Schoch graduated from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service in 1984 and is now a professor of drama at Queen’s University Belfast. This fall’s production of a Restoration-style...

FOLGER SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY

‘The Winter’s Tale’ at the Folger Theatre Blends Comedy With Drama

By Kathryn Baker March 19, 2018

“Love makes beggars of us all.” This poetic phrase encapsulates the central theme of the Folger Theatre’s performance of William Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” — the inextricability...

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Turning the Page: The Evolution of Georgetown’s Literary Curriculum

By Meghan DeCourcey February 2, 2018

Beltway politics and palace intrigue tend to dominate Washington, D.C.’s headlines, often overshadowing the District’s thriving culture scene. Georgetown University’s own status as an epicenter...

Shakespeare Theatre Company

Theater Review: ‘Twelfth Night’

By Kathryn Baker December 6, 2017

Set in a modern airport terminal, the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s performance of the romantic comedy “Twelfth Night” by William Shakespeare takes the audience on a fantastical flight, encouraging...

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY THEATER AND PERFORMING STUDIES PROGRAM

GU’s Theater and Performance Studies Program Presents ‘Caesar’

By Rachel Linton November 6, 2017

“How many ages hence / shall this our lofty scene be acted over / in states unborn and accents yet unknown!” Cassius asks as he and his co-conspirators wash their hands in Caesar’s blood. The line...

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‘Antony and Cleopatra’ at Folger Theatre

By Maddy Forbess October 22, 2017

The Folger Shakespeare Library is the perfect place to learn about William Shakespeare or see a traditional Shakespearean play. Its extensive collection of works and rotating exhibits immerses guests...

Theater Review: ‘As You Like It’

By Kathryn Baker February 10, 2017

Directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch, the Folger Theatre’s edgy rendition of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” draws the audience out of its seats and into the mysterious Forest of Arden — a place...

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Vanessa Chapoy (COL ’18) and Daniel Frumento (COL ’18) in Mask and Bauble’s “Into the Woods.”

All the World’s a Stage

By Jane Mikus, Sarah Martin, and Hannah Kaufman April 15, 2016

With a number of dynamic and moving performances that are sure to evoke the deepest of emotions, performing arts groups at Georgetown are showcasing some of their best this week. From Mask and Bauble’s...

The Wimphood of the Consulting World

By William Fonseca February 2, 2015

It seems my roommates and most of my friends have begun applying for consulting internships this summer. This is a holy rite of passage for Georgetown juniors. I spent the last three weeks biting my fingernails...

Theater Review: ‘Julius Caesar’

By Hannah Kaufman November 7, 2014

A maddened woman on the verge of tears speaks out from the front left corner of the stage. Her pleading words drift over the audience, while behind her several men pose still as statues halfway up...

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