Marlowe Festival: Tamburlaine; Edward II The Shakespeare Theater Company inaugurates its magnificent new Sidney Harman Hall with two elaborate productions in repertory -- the seldom-produced ...

Previews (through Saturday for "Tamburlaine"; through Thursday for "Edward II") $23.50- $69.50; other shows $35.50-$79.75. Tamburlaine and Edward II Sidney Harman Hall, 610 F St. NW ...

Was Edward II gay? Ever since it was written, Marlowe's play has helped to cement the real-life Edward's debatable but not entirely misleading reputation as a "gay king". To put it simply, we can ...

Liz Duffy Adams's West End play sees Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel star as the famous playwriting rivals – and possible ...

Edward II Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Chicago; 170 seats; $56 top Production: A Chicago Shakespeare Theater presentation of a play in one act by Christopher Marlowe. Directed by Sean Graney.

Now, a new version of Edward II has hit the stage of The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) in London —running through April 4—and it’s not afraid to make the show the unabashedly queer tragic ...

Shakespeare's Globe has announced the full cast for Christopher Marlowe's Edward II, directed by Nick Bagnall, and for Tom Stuart's new play After Edward, directed by Brendan O'Hea.

Edward III (Ben Forer) and the Countess of Salisbury (Rachel Matusewicz) in a scene from Shakespeare's "Edward III" being performed by the Hudson Shakespeare Company as part of the Shakespeare in ...

“Edward II” is a story that has it all — love, lust, fights, murder — and Burbage gives it a wonderfully modern slant. It plays through Feb. 16 at Burbage, 59 Blackstone Ave., Pawtucket.

The Instant Shakespeare Company will present readings on Zoom from Edward II to Richard III by William Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Thirteen Plays covering English History from 1311 through ...

Joining him is Eloka Ivo will make his RSC debut in the role of Gaveston, Edward’s lover, reuniting with Evans after the latter directed the former in Black Superhero. Directed by Daniel Raggett, ...

That accusation gets made by one side or another about most global conflicts and it’s one way of looking at “Henry V,” the history play by William Shakespeare that opened Friday on Navy Pier ...