Tag Archives: Shakespeare

We spoke with former Star Trek actor Armin Shimerman about his multi-faceted roles with the Antaeus Theatre Company in L.A. and about the company's Kickstarter project to set up their new home.

I’ve admired Linda Park for her performance as Ensign Hoshi Sato on Star Trek: Enterprise for a long time now. Imagine my joy when I got handed her phone number and told that she’s looking forward to chatting with me. Yeah… I was giggling like a typical Trek fanboy but the …

If cinema in 2015 could be summed up in any word it would be nostalgia. This was the year which saw the return of several major film franchises from as far back as thirty years ago. While such nostalgia properties such as Jurassic World were content to recycle old material …

'Macbeth' finds the beating heart of Shakespeare's play, pulls it out, holds it in front of us to behold how real and vital it is, and stuffs it back in leaving us in either disgust or awe.

'The Tutor' is a joy to read, and the historical details and settings are wonderfully drawn and feel remarkably authentic.

For Whedonites, 'Much Ado About Nothing: A Film By Joss Whedon' is a journey behind the scenes of a quiet classic, for Shakespearians here is yet another way in which the immortal’s work remains so.

Once the limitations and quirks of 'Much Ado About Nothing' are accepted, the film’s strengths become abundantly clear. Even within the limitations of a micro-budget and dated dialogue there’s a tremendous feeling of playfulness and freedom within the film.