Shakespeare
'I Turned Shakespeare Into an R&B Opera'
As an African-American singer, I was often made to feel opera was not for me. But one can always create something new.
GOP Senator Tom Cotton: Ban Chinese Students From Studying Science in U.S.
The senator from Arkansas said it's a "scandal" that American universities have "trained the Communist Party's brightest minds."
'My Daughter and I Are Making Shakespeare Movies During Lockdown'
Neve played Hamlet in her black hoodie, and we used her cuddly toys for the other characters.
Airbnb Offering Stay in Juliet's House in Verona on Valentine's Day
The winning couple will also enjoy a romantic dinner, a tour of Verona, and will get to respond to letters written to Juliet.
Ashland, Oregon: A Small Town with Big Appeal
The not-so-familiar Oregon town should be on everyone's radar offering amazing food and cultural experiences
Julie White: From Replacement to Tony Nomination in 'Gary'
When Andrea Martin hurt her ribs and had to withdraw from 'Gary,' Julie White stepped in and took the role all the way to a Tony nomination.
Parents Gather in Prayer After School Shakespeare Play
"There was inappropriate content in the original script of the play which we were told was to be edited," the arts council said.
Judi Dench Exposed Herself to Kenneth Branagh in Snafu
It happened backstage when they were both performing in Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" in London.
'RoboCop' Screenwriter Reflects on Film Turning 30
"People said, 'You shouldn't even do those kinds of movies!' So I went out and did as many as I could."
Killing Free Speech. Et Tu Delta, Bank of America?
Why are conservatives uncomfortable that an onstage tyrant reminds them of Trump?
'Julius Caesar' Theater Defends Trump-Like Depiction
The statement comes on the heels of criticism from both right-wing media and Trump family members.
Julius Caesar vs. Donald Trump Furor Misses the Point
A modern-day staging has led to outrage from the right for its seeming depiction of Trump's assassination—but everyone seems to be missing the play's real target.
Delta and Bank of America Withdraw Funding Over Play
The two companies withdrew their sponsorship of New York Public Theater's play following controversy over the play's modern adaptation.
The Bard in the Yard
In California, Shakespeare is showing students and inmates about actions and their consequences.
Be A Cleopatra, Not A Kardashian: British Headteacher
Headteacher Jane Lunnon said too many young women look up to people in popular culture than strong female protagonists of the past.
Shakespeare Portrait May Be Cleaned for the First Time
The proposed conservation works could dramatically alter the image commonly associated with the Bard...
Prince Charles Takes to the Stage
Prince Charles took to the stage on Saturday night to mark Shakespeare's 400th anniversary.
Watch: Prince Charles Pays Tribute to Queen
Prince Charles personally chose his reading in consultation with Greg Doran, artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
David Tennant on Heroes, Villains and Hair Extensions
As Richard II, the former Doctor Who brings his own manic Shakespearean spin to Brooklyn.
Newsweek in Review: Arts & Culture Top Stories
The celebrities who support Donald Trump, the discovery of Shakespeare's first folio and more in this week's top arts & culture stories.
Shakespeare's First Folio Discovered on Scottish Island
The rare document was authenticated by a Shakespearean expert from Oxford University.
Edinburgh International Festival Program Revealed
The arts festival will celebrate Shakespeare and feature a spectacular music and light show.
Oscar Isaac Swaps 'Star Wars' for Shakespeare
The actor will return to his theater roots in the off-Broadway production in 2017.
William Shakespeare's Skull Was Probably Stolen
Investigators used ground-penetrating radar to do a survey on the Bard's final resting place.
Shakespeare's Globe Performs Hamlet in Calais Jungle
Three hundred migrants gathered to watch the show as part of the Globe to Globe tour.
Orson Welles's 'Chimes at Midnight,' Ringing In New Era
Once widely panned, the late Welles film is getting a U.S. release and newfound recognition.
During Paris Attacks, Refuge Inside a Bookstore
The famed bookstore has a long history of hosting people in need of a place to stay.
'Steve Jobs': Portrait of the Genius as a Young Man
Aaron Sorkin's Steve Jobs movie is like Macworld fanfiction with the drama pitched to Shakespearean heights.
An Abridged Glossary to Season 2 of 'Empire'
Catch up on Fox's Shakespearean hip-hop drama as Season 2 approaches.