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WikimediaNothing like a guy dead for 400 years to stir up a little controversy. But then, William Shakespeare is no ordinary dead guy. And he may not be William… -
michaelpjensen.comAs you survey the current landscape of unscripted "reality" and game shows on broadcast TV, it's hard to imagine the major networks having a fight over…
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Shakespeare’s Hamlet said “Let Hercules himself do what he may. The cat will mew and the dog will have his day.” One of those days was in April, 1981,…
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A highlight of the entertainment season in Southern Oregon is the opening of the Elizabethan Theatre at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. It is the heart… -
Shakespeare scholars and fans are already debating whether "Edward III" is a Shakespeare play. Did he write all of it? Part of it? None? The point is moot… -
For a guy who's been dead for 400 years plus, we sure talk about Shakespeare a lot. What can you say: he's still got it. Part of Shakespeare scholarship… -
Just because your middle name is "Shakespeare" doesn't mean all your work has to be hundreds of years old. The Oregon Shakespeare Festival commits art in… -
The world would indeed be a different place if our region's top professional theater were called "The Oregon de Vere Festival." Who? Exactly. But a… -
The title characters are the big timbers in Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet".But there are other characters who act like the glue binding the play… -
For a guy who died nearly 400 years ago, William Shakespeare has some serious staying power. Southern Oregon University just expanded its Shakespeare… -
Did we mention February is big for Shakespeare in Ashland? We could not resist an interview with the creator of the clever book Shakespeare Insult…
