Theater to broadcast play by Shakespeare Oct 2, 2009
Seen on some of the world's biggest stages, Shakespeare's All's Well that Ends Well can now be viewed locally on the big screen ... All's Well That Ends Well begins with the orphaned Helena (Michelle Terry), who is promised to be married to the man of her choice after saving the King of France (Oliver Ford Davies) from an ulcer ... All's Well That Ends Well is the first play to be broadcast from the National Theatre's largest theater, the Olivier, which is based off Greece's oldest amphitheater.... (Daily Collegian, PA)
Shakespeare inspires progressive dinner Aug 28, 2009
The last residence, inspired by "All's Well that Ends Well" is the home of Tim and Robin Johnson, 2025 Grand Avenue. Luther Bangert will entertain with his juggling skills. (Fort Madison Daily Democrat, IO)
Mirren ferocious in 'Phdre' high-def simulcast Jun 28, 2009
His "Phdre," now playing in London, is the first of four such simulcasts ("All's Well That Ends Well" is set for Oct. 1) in the National's first-0f-its-kind program. Between Mirren and the historic occasion, the 246-seat Lark was sold out Thursday. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Shakespeare in the Bay Area and Oregon May 24, 2009
All's Well That Ends Well, directed by Amanda Dehnert, June 30-Nov. 1. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Entertainment)
Ottawa portrait owner is the Bard's kin Apr 11, 2009
Yes, the Shakespeare of Hamlet, Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet fame, the bestower of obscene, fancy-free, arch-villain, play fast and loose and all's well that ends well, among many thousands of other words and expressions that enliven the English language. The discovery is significant because Lloyd Sullivan already is famous, in a sorta/kinda way, as the inheritor and custodian of a portrait that The Globe and Mail, in a front-page story in May, 2001, unveiled as very possibly the only authentic... (Globe and Mail -- Entertainment)
Rudd attacks Turnbull's economic credibility after stimulus deal Feb 13, 2009
February 13, 2009 05:53pm AEDT. Rudd attacks Turnbull's economic credibility after stimulus deal. (The Australian)
