New London Barn Playhouse Announces SYLVIA
by Julie Musbach - Jul 5, 2018
The fun just keeps coming with the 2018 Summer Season and the New London Barn Playhouse wants to take you back to early '90's New York City for A. R. Gurney's howlingly hilarious Sylvia, running July 11 - July 15, 7:30PM with Wednesday and Friday matinee performances at 2:00PM and Sunday performances at 5:00PM.
Walterhoope's THE MACBETHS to Mix Shakespeare and the Culinary Arts
by BWW
News Desk - Jul 28, 2017
Walterhoope, a new arts organization, in collaboration with Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center and In the Field will present THE MACBETHS, a reimagining of Shakespeare's Macbeth conceived by Walterhoope, served up with a meal sourced from local gardens.
Walterhoope's THE MACBETHS to Mix Shakespeare and the Culinary Arts
by BWW News Desk - Jul 6, 2017
Walterhoope, a new arts organization, in collaboration with Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center and In the Field will present THE MACBETHS, a reimagining of Shakespeare's Macbeth conceived by Walterhoope, served up with a meal sourced from local gardens.
BWW Review: U.S. Premiere of COOLATULLY at Solas Nua
by Pamela Roberts - Mar 13, 2017
In the American premiere Fiona Doyle's COOLATULLY, Kilian (David Mavricos)is stuck in the village of Coolatully and has few prospects. Once the powerful champion of the hurling team, Kilian has watched so many of his generation leave for opportunities abroad that the tiny town no longer has enough young people left to field a hurling team. The garda station is closed and the post office shuttered. When an opportunity to leave presents itself, Kilian must decide if there is enough to tie him to Coolatully when so much seems to indicate that he cannot afford to stay.
BWW Reviews: DUNSINANE In Macbeth's Scotland a Timeless Quest for Justice
by Pamela Roberts - Feb 7, 2015
Dunsinane, presented by The Shakespeare Theatre Company through February 21, shows us that the precarious balance among victor, vanquished, and peace-keeper is a timeless dilemma stretching from Macbeth's heaths to the Iraqi dessert. Dunsinane picks up where Shakespeare's Macbeth leaves off, when the English army, camouflaged as forest trees, kills the tyrant and takes the seat of power. But in the confusion of the skirmish a critical and messy mistake is made: the Queen of Scotland, Lady Macbeth, remains alive. With the queen living and with a claim to the throne, many in the country will refuse to accept a newly-installed king.