Tracy-Ann Oberman in The Merchant of Venice 1936 Another famous antisemite, Portia (Georgie Fellows), is a snobbish aristocrat that wouldn’t have looked out of place alongside the Mitford sisters.

Arin Arbus's bold reimagining of The Merchant of Venice trades Venetian canals for tech bro skyscrapers in a near-future America dominated by corporate giants. Presented by New York-based TFANA ...

"It goes without saying that 'The Merchant of Venice' is a desperately difficult play to stage for a 21st century audience," said Joyce McMillan in The Scotsman.Torn between his desire to give all ...

This updated adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice’, adapted by Brigid Larmour and Tracy-Ann Oberman, has been meticulously designed to create a masterpiece that is brilliantly ...

No, it's Arlekin Players Theatre's off-Broadway production of Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice," now playing at the Lynn F. Angelson Theater at Classic Stage Company.

What ‘The Merchant of Venice’ loses when no one laughs William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice begins performances Nov. 22nd at Classic Stage Company in Manhattan and runs through Dec. 22.

Portia is the true hero of The Merchant of Venice. A wealthy heiress, she is an intelligent, accomplished young woman with a wisdom beyond her years.

Gender roles were often mixed up in Elizabethan times. The Merchant of Venice was written for and about Southampton. One of the characters in this play is a woman named Portia, who dresses in drag.

Theatre For A New Audience is an American group based in New York City, and their 2022 production of The Merchant of Venice, which here marks the company’s Edinburgh debut, bristles with new word ...