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Madison Shakespeare Company announced three open-air productions to close its summer season, including an Eastern European ...

Ignore the rote kidnapped child plot and gape at the creative fight choreography in this Asian action spectacular, which could kick off a revolution.

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When Bell Shakespeare’s Mackenzie begins, it is with the clap of thunder and flash of lightning you might expect from any adaptation of Macbeth. And yet, what follows is no ordinary production of the ...

It is a spiritual and philosophical confrontation of the deepest question Gaza has ripped open before us: if God exists, how ...

Netflix has been aggressive in its production of book-to-screen adaptations, but that's especially true of titles in the fantasy genre. From Shadow & Bone to The Witcher, Neil Gaiman's The Sandman ...