SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Who knew Shakespeare’s Forest of Arden was located in the Adirondacks? Dennis Schebetta, that’s who. He is the director of “As You Like It,” opening at Skidmore College on ...

The curtains have officially been drawn on the stage of As You Like It, the Boston College theatre department’s latest production directed by Courtney Mohler. Running between April 24 and April 27, ...

Director Nancy Bell and scenic designer Scott C. Neale transported the opening night audience to an enchanted Forest of Arden for the St. Louis’ Shakespeare in the Park production of AS YOU LIKE IT.

Shakespeare’s As You Like It is an immensely quotable play. From Rosalind’s “No sooner met but they looked” speech to Orlando’s cutting “I do desire we may be better strangers,” to ruminations on ...

Decades ago, I interviewed celebrated tenor saxophonist Von Freeman between sets at Andy’s Jazz Club in Chicago. It was the smooth jazz era and Freeman, of the post-bop school, was a traditionalist. I ...

The use of outright deception doesn’t seem like a winning recipe for love, but in William Shakespeare’s tale “As You Like It,” somehow, despite it, true devotion prevails. The free show, produced this ...

Back in 2022, when New York still was recovering from the pandemic, the multi-hyphenate theater artist Shaina Taub and her collaborator Laurie Woolery came up with a progressive, morally earnest idea ...

“As You Like It” is a musical adaptation of the Shakespeare play of the same name, bringing in aspects of musical theater to the 16th-century classic. (Craig Schwartz / USC School of Dramatic Arts) ...

Orlando (Antonio Torres) and Rosalind (Kasey Karroll) are destined to find love in ‘As You Like It,’ as will Oliver (John Quick) and Celia (Isabella Ruiz). Wilkes University will present the ...

In recent times, our greatly imperfect union has seen the eruption of hatred from human to human. At first, As You Like It seems like more of the same: two pairs of brothers—Oliver and Orlando, and ...

Before the bloody hurly-burly of Henry V, Shakespeare went soft. He wrote one of his most famous rom-coms, As You Like It. Scholars are still debating when he penned it. Most think it had to be after ...