007 in Lenox: Craig and wife, Rachel Weisz, tour Shakespeare & Company LENOX -- You might not guess that Daniel Craig, famous for his film portrayal of secret agent James Bond, is a Shakespeare fan. Or maybe, you would. There may not have been bikinis or revolvers in Elizabethan England, but there was certainly drama and political intrigue.
June 21, 2013 - Berkshire Eagle
Theater Review: An Economically Robust Comedy of Errors “Where’s the money?” is, by a full fathom, the least appreciated famous-line Shakespeare ever wrote. The proper Elizabethan pronunciation, of course, is “wheyah’s da money?”—at least, according to Daniel Sullivan, Dean of Popular Bardology at the Delacorte Theater and Shakespeare in the Park's go-to Great Communicator. His cheerfully populist guys-and-dolls-and-clones ... More »
June 19, 2013 - Vulture
Cate Blanchett in Kansas City Star I think we talked sort of generally about how smelly Elizabethan England would have been,Blanchett told The Associated Press in an interview. "We did talk about the smell and how bad everyone's breath would have been."
Tim Bevan in guardian.co.uk Tim Bevan, co-founder of Working Title, describes the film as "an Elizabethan thriller".
David Mackenzie in Wicked Local Mattapoisett The program serves two purposes,MacKenzie said the day after the feast. "One is to expose the audience to the Elizabethan period. In my estimation, its one of the most potent periods in music. What happened over 40 years, from the late...