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Caesarean Sections

Caesarean Sections

Shakespeare, Current, Groundling Theatre, Crow's TheatreMitchell CushmanJanuary 23, 2020Julius Caesar, Jim Mezon, Chris Abraham, Robert Lepage, Walter Borden, Zack Russell, Thomas Ryder Payne, Lorenzo Savoini, Dion Johnstone, Moya O'Connell, Michelle Giroux, Graham Abbey, Diego Matamoros

Oh What Fools

Oh What Fools

Shakespeare, Stratford Festival, Globe and MailRobert CushmanJuly 31, 2014Peter Sellars, Sarah Afful, Dion Johnstone, Trish Lindstrom, Mike Nadajewski, Stratford Festival, Shakespeare, 2014, National Post, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Abigail DeVille, Walter Kerr, July

In the Heat Of the Night: Othello's fiery set matches the passions of its jealous couple in Stratford's scorching production

In the Heat Of the Night: Othello's fiery set matches the passions of its jealous couple in Stratford's scorching production

National Post, Shakespeare, Stratford FestivalRobert CushmanAugust 17, 2013Stratford Festival, Chris Abraham, Julie Fox, Avon Theatre, Dion Johnstone, Graham Abbey, Deborah Hay, Bethany Jillard, Mike Shara, Brad Hodder, Peter Hutt, Thomas Ryder Payne, 2013, August, Othello

Quite A Bit of the Ultra Violence

Quite A Bit of the Ultra Violence

National Post, Shakespeare, Stratford FestivalRobert CushmanJuly 20, 2011Titus Andronicus, Stratford Festival, National Post, Darko Tresnjak, Shakespeare, John Vickery, Dion Johnstone, Claire Lautier, Amanda Lisman, David Ferry, Sean Arbuckle, 2011, July

Love in the Time of Victrola and Silent Film; Stratford Fest's Two Gentlemen of Verona Meant to be Good Fun

Love in the Time of Victrola and Silent Film; Stratford Fest's Two Gentlemen of Verona Meant to be Good Fun

A Monarch Divided as He Seems to mend

A Monarch Divided as He Seems to mend

Was He a Hero or a Zero? Shakespeare Played It Safe

Was He a Hero or a Zero? Shakespeare Played It Safe

The Plot's the Thing

The Plot's the Thing