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Spotted on Philly.com just now:
With a headline that long, the article’s probably the length of your average encyclopedia.
Lantern Theater’s superb production of Richard III fully delivers this fascinating play. Shakespeare’s history plays are full of pageantry and spectacle, usually performed with large casts on large stages, but here, the tiny unadorned stage (”two boards and a passion,” as the saying goes), gives us intimate engagement with the drama. Imaginatively staged, powerfully acted, and shrewdly directed by Charles McMahon, this is one not to miss. [Philly.com]
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