Photos: Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park Returns with MERRY WIVESby BWW News Desk - August 9, 2021Shakespeare in the Park is back and we've got photos from them official re-opening night! On Friday night, MERRY WIVES celebrated its opening at the Delacorte Theater, where it will run through Saturday, September 18. The play is adapted by Jocelyn Bioh and directed by Saheem Ali. BWW Review: Shakespeare in the Park Triumphantly Returns with MERRY WIVESby Christian Lewis - August 10, 2021Joeclyn Bioh's Merry Wives makes a play written by a white man in England 300 years ago speak to the experience of Black Americans and West African immigrants living in Harlem in 2021. Merry Wives is a vastly enjoyable piece of theater, a celebration of Black joy. After the past year, it is exactly the type of theater we need. VIDEO: Constance Wu Dreams of Performing at Shakespeare In The Parkby Kaitlin Milligan - February 13, 2020Constance Wu was a guest on Wednesday night's episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about the final season of her ABC series Fresh Off The Boat. Wu has had a surge of success with the films Crazy Rich Asians and Hustlers, in addition to her comedy series reaching its six season. PBS Will Premiere MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING in the Park on November 22by Kaitlin Milligan - November 12, 2019For the first time in over 40 years, The Public Theater's Free Shakespeare In The Park will be broadcast on PBS' Great Performances, furthering our mission to make Shakespeare accessible to all. The production will air on Friday, November 22 at 9/8c. BWW Review: Jonathan Cake and Kate Burton Shine in Shakespeare's Political Drama CORIOLANUSby Michael Dale - August 6, 2019It was forty years ago when Shakespeare in the Park's Delacorte Theater was last invaded by The Bard's CORIOLANUS, but perhaps The Public's politically-minded artistic director Oskar Eustis thought this would be a good time to present a drama about an inexperienced politician who initially gains favor on a wave of populism, only to suffer downfall when his disdain for those outside of his privileged class is exposed.
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