At its core, All the Devils Are Here is an 85-minute case study on the depiction of villany, and how it evolves, shifts, and develops across Shakespeare’s works. Early on in the show, Page states his central claim: that Shakespeare invented “the villain” as it is contemporarily defined today.
The Evil Within: MRT’s ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ Delivers Highbrow Horror
‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ ─ Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher from the novella, ‘Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ by Robert Louis Stevenson; Directed by Jenny Lavery; Scenic Design by Michael Hoover; Costume Design by Yao Chen;Lighting Design by Brian J. Lilienthal; Sound Design by David Remedios. Presented by Merrimack Repertory Theatre at…
Awe-Inspiring and Gravity-Defying ‘Ten Thousand Hours’ Stuns Audiences in Boston Debut
Australian circus company, Gravity and Other Myths, has been touring the world– and just made their Boston debut– with their new show, Ten Thousand Hours* which explores the idea of how years of intentional, dedicated practice eventually leads to advanced mastery.
Theater UnCorked On Their Upcoming Production of Martin McDonagh’s ‘The Beauty Queen of Leenane’
Interview by Kilian Melloy London-born playwright and screenwriter Martin McDonagh has won international acclaim for his work, with films like In Bruges and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri to his credit, as well as stage works like The Pillowman, Hangmen, A Behanding in Seattle, and his two Ireland-set cycles. The Aran Islands trilogy comprises The…



