Monthly Archives: March 2014
Shakespeare in gifs?
This one is not as Shakespeare-focused as the headline implies, but they do mention translating the sonnets into gifs: Two MIT researchers want to create an archive of Shakespeare’s plays — in gifs
Shakespeare earns Olivier nominations
The nominations for the 2014 Olivier awards came out Monday, and three of the four best actor nods went to actors in Shakespearean roles: Shakespeare’s heroes and villains do battle in Best Actor category There are also nominations in the … Continue reading
Tri-Coriolanus Smackdown
The Contenders: Tom Hiddleston – Donmar Warehouse 2014 Alan Howard – BBC 1984 Ralph Fiennes –Fiennes 2011 The Reviews: Hiddleston: Do I really have to say any more about this production? Go look at my last three weeks worth of … Continue reading
Lego Loki revisted
OK, I poked around some more at that site I linked to yesterday. While I still maintain that Coriolanus interpreted in Lego is cute, I think that whole I’m-doing-Tom-Hiddleston’s-life-in-Legos thing is a bit creepy. YMMV
NTLive, or, Jane and the Hiddlestoners
Before I get started on the particulars, I would like to put in a word of praise for NTLive. I had no idea this program(me) was available before I saw Coriolanus, and I am absolutely in love with it. I have … Continue reading
Tuesday will be Wednesday this week.
This week’s edition of Tuesdays with Cori will be delayed. I would rather post a day late than put up something I am not happy with.
Minneapolis area viewing opportunities
Those of you who live in the greater Minneapolis area have a couple of great programs coming up this spring. The Guthrie Theater will be doing Hamlet alternately with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead from April 22 to May 4. What a … Continue reading