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“Patrick Stewart’s final touching video gushed about love” Sir Patrick Stewart gushed about love in a touching final video recorded before his death at 86 — sharing what he hoped listeners would glean from his readings of Shakespeare’s sonnets. The celebrated English actor and Royal Shakespeare Company veteran’s final creative endeavors were an audio series…
“Daniel Craig play is a disaster” Is this a Walther PPK which I see before me? Almost! It’s former James Bond actor Daniel Craig, who’s starring as the Scottish king killer in “Macbeth” on Broadway. His uninvolving and ponderous production (it opened Thursday night at the Longacre Theatre, but barred critics from publishing reviews till…
“#’The Avengers’ movies are getting the Shakespeare treatment” These superheroes are about to be Bard-ed. All four Marvel Studios’ “Avengers” films are being reimagined as Shakespeare plays in a forthcoming book, set to publish Sept. 28. “Assemble, Ye Avengers!” announces the description for “William Shakespeare’s The Avengers: The Complete Works” on Philadelphia-based indie publisher Quirk…
“#Laurence Olivier, Orson Welles, and the Dilemma of Adapting Shakespeare” Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, we’re watching a video about why 1948 was a banger year for Shakespeare movies. William Shakespeare is, far and away, the most adapted author in all of…
“#Consider 2020 the year of ‘King Lear’ for all” It’s one of the most gut-piercing scenes ever to be enacted on the theatrical stage. An old man, bleary-eyed and half-naked in an ancient English heath, rages against a pitiless storm: “Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks! rage! blow! You cataracts and hurricanoes, spout till you…
“#Maury Povich says his show has ‘classic Shakespearean’ elements” Maury Povich says his daytime talk show, “Maury,” owes a chunk of its popularity to The Bard himself. “What’s appealing when it comes to watching TV, it’s always been those classic Shakespearean themes, whether it’s love, lust, betrayal, conflict or drama,” Povich, 81, tells The Post….