Shakespeare
Exit, pursued by a… cat? Feline friend steals show at production of Romeo and Juliet in Turkey
To his credit, Romeo, played by Brazilian dancer Pedro Seara, managed to lie nearly perfectly still, only cracking a small smile as the cat affectionately named ‘Romeow’ by netizens, rolled by him.
British professor uncovers location of Shakespeare’s London home using previously unknown documents
Researchers say they’ve traced Shakespeare’s London lodgings at last
Rome to charge tourists to get close to Trevi Fountain in move aimed at reducing chaos
The Shakespearean tragedy of Netanyahu - analysis
Had Shakespeare still been around today, he could have written a tragedy about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Exploring the Tel Aviv-London connection
Over four days in November, Israelis will be able to savor a slew of artistic creations from the UK
Saudi Vision 2030 – the British connection
The kingdom of Saudi Arabia is such an established feature of today’s Middle East that it comes as something of a surprise to realize that it is less than a hundred years old.
Updating ‘Ophelia’
Opera giant Barbara Hannigan and Israeli dance icon Rina Schenfeld team up
Shakespeare on the go
Now in its ninth year, this year’s play follows 2018’s Hamlet and previous productions
‘Measure for Measure: In Motion’ inspires conversation and laughter
Fun on the fringe
The annual Beersheba Fringe Festival offers 30 productions from around the globe
Italian director Franco Zeffirelli passes away at 96
In a statement, his foundation said he died in Rome on Saturday. "Ciao Maestro," said the announcement.
Riders of the storm
“The cast is taking the terrific text that makes up Shakespeare’s last full-length play and making it their own in a highly entertaining way and that is much to their credit," said Poch.
Shakespeare for all at the Haifa International Children’s Theater Festival
William Shakespeare has been called the common man’s playwright, and with good reason.
