BEAVER CREEK – A veteran performer with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Gareth Armstrong has enlivened some of Shakespeare’s least understood characters to audiences around the globe. “Shylock,” ...
The New York Times: FIGHT SHYLOCK IN SCHOOLS.; Cleveland Jews Have No Objection to the Character In the Theatre.
FIGHT SHYLOCK IN SCHOOLS.; Cleveland Jews Have No Objection to the Character In the Theatre.
Shakespeare's ambivalent attitude toward Shylock — not the protagonist of The Merchant of Venice, but its most interesting character — has fascinated some for centuries. The Jewish moneylender is ...
The Guardian: Villain or victim, Shakespeare’s Shylock is a character to celebrate
THUMBNAIL SKETCH: SHYLOCK takes place in the Auschwitz Concentration camp. Two inmates are forced by the camp commandant to perform selected scenes from “Herr Shakespeare’s” antisemitic play THE ...
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In post-Madoff New York, two new productions of ‘Merchant of Venice’ (one starring Al Pacino) are on the boards this month. If any theatrical character continues to haunt and fascinate us centuries ...
It's not every day in Bermuda that you get to watch a Royal Shakespeare Company actor in full flow as one of the Bard's most enduring and enigmatic characters.For that reason alone, Gareth Armstrong's ...
In his contemporary revision of The Merchant of Venice, Howard Jacobson set out to explore Shylock’s enduring appeal, not make amends for his Jewishness If Shakespeare is the most revelatory of ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency: Saul Rubinek’s new one-man show asks, Is there ever a right time to play Shylock?