BY HAYLEY WILSON Shakespeare’s history plays are known for centering powerful men; in a long list of Richards, Johns, and so, so many Henrys, women are hardly central to this genre in the Bard’s repertoire. However, that doesn’t mean…
Review: CBT’s ‘King Charles III’ – A Possible Future Chases the Past
By Alan Sherrod It should come as no surprise that a somewhat heated controversy arose in the U.K. over Mike Bartlett’s 2014 play, King Charles III, a dramatic projection of the accession to the throne of Prince Charles following…