We pushed the limits this February, presenting both Henry the Fourth and A Valentine’s Affair. And you responded. A capacity crowd was at every performance of both shows. We appreciate your interest and look forward to returning in the spring … Continued
Good morning, Madison, and thank you for making opening night of Henry the Fourth an overflow house. Michael Bruno of WISC-TV Channel 3’s Backstage With Bruno visited with Brian McGowan, Ari Pollack, Sam D. White and director Francisco C. Torres before … Continued
What is honor? Watch the trailer for Henry the Fourth. Performs February 9-17 at the Bartell Theatre. Visit the Bartell site for tickets.
Director Emily Morrison Weeks and A Valentine’s Affair ensemble members Don Dexter, Mary Fairweather Dexter, and Ian Hathway will join Melvin Hinton on WORT FM’s Radio Literature program on Thursday, February 8 at 7:30 PM. Tune in on 89.9 FM … Continued
WORT FM’s Eight o’ Clock Buzz featured Henry the Fourth performers Tom Kastle (King Henry) and Brian McGowan (Prince Hal) on the February 5 show. Listen below to their segment with host Brian Standing, and book passage to the king’s … Continued
A Valentine’s Affair opens in two weeks. It’s the perfect time to look in for some inspiration from Shakespeare’s greatest couples. And to reserve now, for showings on February 13 and February 14. Photos by Bre’Annah Stampley
Listen to Henry the Fourth cast members Ari Pollack (Hotspur), Martha White (Lady Percy), Ned O’Reilly (Worcester), and Jason Compton (Vernon) as guests on WORT-FM’s Radio Literature program, hosted by Melvin Hinton, from the January 25 2018 program. Playback is below and … Continued
“I’m pretty, but tough. Like a diamond. Or beef jerky in a ball gown.” – Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Words Annalyse Lapajenko lives by. So after playing Celia in As You Like It, and Juliet’s Nurse in special presentations, the returning … Continued
We invite you to spend your Valentine’s Day with some of the greatest lovers in literature, from Romeo and Juliet to Antony and Cleopatra. Also, Richard the Third will be there. Shakespeare was so good he made that guy into a … Continued
When you see a classic, chances are you know who will win every battle, fight, skirmish, and conflict. Yet we still pull for the underdogs and doomed characters. Why? We ask Henry the Fourth fight choreographer Andrew Sutherland.