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Tuesday, February 12, 2008
`Sexy' Patrick Stewart Opens `Macbeth' With $500,000 Benefit
Bloomberg.com: Muse Arts: "The Brooklyn Academy of Music has staged ``A Winter's Tale'' in Swedish, a hip-hop ``Romeo and Juliet'' and ``The Taming of the Shrew'' with an all-male cast."
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I can never decide how I feel about experimental Shakespeare. While I think its important to both revisit classic texts and find ways of capturing a more broadly based audience, there has to be a really compelling reason to do, for example, hip hop Romeo and Juliet. It takes away from the text when it becomes gimmick. But I think this article demonstrates a really great way of bringing in an audience and introducing the public to theatre.
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