Shakespeare wrote his tragedy Coriolanus sometime in the period between 1605 and 1610, with 1608 being the year cited by a number of scholars grasping at scant information. In any case, it was a work ...

While theaters worldwide are shuttered because of the pandemic, London's National Theatre has taken to streaming a different play each week since April. Their National Theatre at Home series ...

Who should lead in a land where the political rules are rapidly shifting and reordering, class revolt is raging, and basic food has become unaffordable? Is there a place for Coriolanus, a noble war ...

The theater department at Fontana’s Henry J. Kaiser High School is the third-place winner of the California Educational Theatre Association’s 2021-22 High School Theater Festival for the department’s ...

Stage productions broadcast live in cinemas have been a fixture in the UK since 2009, when the National Theatre's Phèdre was seen by more than 50,000 people. Numbers now tend to be far higher (the ...

The Donmar's production of Shakespeare's Coriolanus is a vivid, dramatic production that brings out all the blood, bravery and heartbreak in this tragedy. And its leading man steals the show with a ...

Coriolanus is a landmark production for the Stratford Festival. Maybe for William Shakespeare, too. If you care about either, you’ve got to see it – and, if you don’t, you need to see it even more.

Josie Rourke never expected to hear Jeremy Clarkson give away the ending of one of her plays on Top Gear. True, he was talking about her production of Shakespeare's Coriolanus, so it could scarcely be ...

A drumbeat pounds as combat boots march quickly through the room to stand on the bottom two steps, one person on each. Soon, the shouts begin. The Roman commoners are hungry. They demand corn. And ...