The story of Elizabeth, Essex, the Rice family, and the internal politics of the Lord Chamberlain’s Men are all on display this Thursday September 13 at 7 PM when Madison Shakespeare Company presents a staged reading of Nick Schweitzer’s Queen Elizabeth.
Listen to the replay of the August 30, 2018 episode of Radio Literature on WORT-FM profiling the upcoming staged reading of Queen Elizabeth. In the studio with host Melvin Hinton were playwright Nick Schweitzer and performers Jamie England and Jason … Continued
Sloshed Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra runs for three more performances, August 3 and 17 at Brink Lounge, and August 8 at High Noon Saloon. Here’s a guide to the players: Mark Antony: One of the three Triumvirs of Rome. Turned Julius … Continued
Denzel J. Taylor (Agrippa) and Marie Freese (Cleopatra) talk about the intense mental and physical challenges of performing Sloshed Shakespeare: Antony & Cleopatra. Performs July 28-August 17 2019.
Aaron Conklin of Madison Magazine goes behind the bar to talk about this year’s Sloshed Shakespeare vintage, speaking with stage manager Tanis Steed and performer Jason Compton. Read all about it, then book your own passage to ancient Egypt. Brown … Continued
Everything is building to an amazing opening night for Sloshed Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra on July 28. Until then, you can catch Madison Shakespeare Company on a rare trip outside the county, due east in Milwaukee where we bring the … Continued
Melvin Hinton, host of WORT-FM’s Radio Literature, discusses The True Chronicle History of King Leir and Sloshed Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra with Madison Shakespeare Company’s Jason Compton, Ian Hathway, Bri Hunter, and Emily Morrison Weeks.
Madison’s third-favorite comedy group is back with a new script, new cast members, and new drink orders. All dates for Sloshed Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra are now on sale, see the Reservations page for full details. Brown Paper Tickets Ticket … Continued
Adapter/performer Sarah Zumdahl Johnson knows there’s a difference. And, be honest. You know there’s a difference too. Taming of the Shrew has them both, with performances through July 1, 2018 at Edgewood College Amphitheater. Make reservations now.
MSC’s version of Shakespeare’s most contentious romance runs June 22 through July 1 at the Edgewood College Amphitheater. Have a look, then book your seats. Trailer by Benjamin Barlow, with “Litio’s Gamut” performed by Rowan Meyer-Rainford.