by Oliver Ross | Jul 28, 2017
Monash Shakespeare Company explores the story of the headstrong, aggressive and stubborn Katerina through the lens of second wave feminism in the 1950s, using the poorly aged aspects of the comedy as a talking point for domestic abuse, sexism and social injustice. In...
by Oliver Ross | Jul 28, 2017
Monash Shakespeare Company explores the story of the headstrong, aggressive and stubborn Katerina through the lens of second wave feminism in the 1950s, using the poorly aged aspects of the comedy as a talking point for domestic abuse, sexism and social injustice. In...
by Oliver Ross | Jul 28, 2017
Following their Tuesday performance, the cast and crew will discuss their decisions regarding their interpretation of Taming of the Shrew, recontextualised to the 1950s and using the poorly aged aspects of the comedy as a talking point for domestic violence. Timing is...
by Oliver Ross | Jul 28, 2017
Burning House returns to Rome with Titus Andronicus, in a 90 minute edit of the infamous play in all of its excess that continues to embody the 21st century as much as the ancient republic. Times and tickets to be...
by Oliver Ross | Feb 28, 2017
In the third of their Roman season, the Royal Shakespeare Company tackles one of Shakespeare’s earliest and most graphic plays as the Roman empire devours itself. Viewers are advised that this production contains graphic violence and themes of sexual...
