The winners of the BroadwayWorld Madison Awards 2017 have been announced, and Madison Shakespeare Company is thrilled to share in the honors. MSC was named Theater of the Year (Non-Equity) by the voters! In addition, the voters smiled on our … Continued
Brian Standing of WORT FM hosted Sloshed Shakespeare: Macbeth players Sarah Z. Johnson and Joshua Woolfolk in-studio this morning. Here’s the replay.
Hosts Suzan Kurry and Buzz Kemper speak with MSC’s Jason Compton about the Shakespeer reading series this summer: Doctor Faustus, tonight at 7 PM, and Edward the Fourth, August 17 at 7 PM. Both performances at Arts + Literature Laboratory, 2021 … Continued
WIFS-TV 57‘s Talk of the Town featured As You Like It‘s Bridget Christine Kelly and Annalyse Lapajenko speaking with studio host Jessa Jeremiah. The complete episode is below!
Bridget Christine Kelly and Jason Compton of As You Like It discussed As You Like It and Shakespeare at length on 940 AM WFAW with host Michael Clish. Listen on the WFAW Soundcloud archive.
Middleton Times Tribune editor Matt Geiger spoke with Richard the Second producer Jason Compton about the play, its overwhelming political significance, how and why Richard II was the Hamilton of its day, and more. Read it here. Three more weekends … Continued
Jonathan Zarov of WORT-FM’s Friday Eight ‘o Clock Buzz interviewed Jason Compton and Sarah Z. Johnson, who portray Lord and Lady Macbeth, about the unique adaptation of Madison Shakespeare Company’s latest full-length production.
Amy Carlson of NBC15’s The Morning Show interviews director Francisco Torres about the premiere of The Tragedy of Macbeth, opening Thursday July 21 at the Edgewood College amphitheater. Reserve now.
The Tragedy of Macbeth opens Thursday, July 21, and all the powers of Scotland stand ready to thrill you. Friday July 22, 6:30 PM Saturday July 23, 2:00 PM Saturday July 23, 6:30 PM Sunday July 24, 6:30 PM $12 … Continued
This clever campaign button is reportedly the creation of one Amanda M of De La Salle Academy. Looks like Amanda has a good grasp on the issues, far better than Macbeth does on his kingdom. Watch it all slip away, … Continued