Opinion: Dear Democrats, Take a Lesson from Shakespeare on Impeachment
“Et Tu Brute?” This famous Latin line can’t help but cross my mind as more…
Opinion: Mueller, Mattis, Shakespeare, and the Dangers of Staying Above the Fray
They just won’t say anything. Many hoped or feared that Robert Mueller would open up…
‘Romeo and Juliet’ Remains Timelessly Relevant at The Old Globe
It could be said that the characters in Shakespeare’s classic “Romeo and Juliet” have poor…
Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo? Why, With Juliet, For Old Globe’s Summer Shakespeare Fest
The Old Globe begins preview performances of Romeo and Juliet this week as part of the theater’s…
Opinion: Galileo, Shakespeare, Mueller and the Stubbornness of Our Beliefs
Democrats are approaching Robert Mueller’s hearings with a dangerous amount of naiveté. House Judiciary Committee…
Federal Inmates to Channel Shakespeare Via Old Globe Grants from Cal Arts Council
The Old Globe Theatre and the San Diego Opera were awarded nearly $150,000 in combined…
Opinion: Lessons from Shakespeare for the Trump White House
What do you do when your boss tells you to do something you know is…
Opinion: Shakespeare, Kavanaugh and an Ancient Theme of Sexual Hypocrisy
Most of the analogies between Shakespeare’s works and Donald Trump focus on Trump’s tyranny, or…
A Hormonal ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Brings Shakespeare to Life at The Old Globe
Juliet was barely 14 when she met her star-crossed soulmate, Romeo. They were kids —…
Old Globe Brings Shakespeare to the Streets with 17 Performances
The Old Globe is taking Shakespeare to the streets, with 17 free performances of “Twelfth…
‘Barefoot in The Park,’ ‘Tempest’ Coming to Old Globe Next Summer
Neil Simon’s comedy “Barefoot in the Park” and two Shakespeare greats will round out the…
‘Hamlet’ Returns to Command The Outdoor Stage at The Old Globe
For older men, the dramatic Everest is “King Lear.” For younger men, it’s “Hamlet.” Old…
Old Globe to Kick Off 2017-18 Season With World Premiere Musical
The Old Globe will kick off its 2017-18 Season with three new American plays, two top-notch…
A Taste of ‘Red Velvet’ and 19th Century Racism at The Old Globe
Red Velvet conjures images of rich cake or plush curtains. Something soft and smooth. But…
