Pitt Stages puts on their production of the musical adaptation of “As You Like It.” It runs from April 4 to April 13 in the ...

Enjoy Kentucky Shakespeare's encore production of As You Like It, filmed live on the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival Stage in Louisville's Central Park in 2019. Matt Wallace directs featuring live ...

Image caption, Shakespeare’s As You Like It features a cross-dressing character when Rosalind (centre) disguises herself as a boy called Ganymede. The word ‘drag’ is believed to have ...

The organization, Shakespeare LIVE, is producing the first play at Arlington’s Levitt Pavilion. “As You Like It” will take place Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Admission is free for all current Salem State students, faculty, and staff across all showings, and for Salem residents on ...

Look at the beginning of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It,” and you won’t find much brotherly love — not with Oliver urging a wrestler to fight, better yet kill, his younger brother Orlando.

THE BASICS: AS YOU LIKE IT, by Shakespeare, presented by Shakespeare In Delaware Park, directed by Steve Vaughan, opened on June 23 and runs through July 17, Tuesdays – Sundays at 7:15 on ...

As You Like It” encouraged community engagement through both its casting and the themes of the show. Much of the dialogue from the original Shakespeare play was cut, but all of the major plot points ...

"As You Like It is my favorite Shakespeare play because it's a grand invitation for us to lighten up, warm up, and embrace each other in the midst of all our differences," says Director Nancy Bell.

That’s a basic element of William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” The University of Virginia Department of Drama is cranking up the appeal by letting a cast of students and Charlottesville ...

musical twist to a Shakespearean classic with its upcoming production of "As You Like It." The play will run during the last two weekends in March, blending William Shakespeare’s timeless story ...

Much of William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” takes place in the woods. And director Emily Kimball is lucky enough to stage ...