ASP in the News

2/7/20 — “Bright Half Life” brings authentic romance to the stage — Bay State Banner

2/3/20 — Neither Straight Nor Linear: Director Megan Sandberg-Zakian on ASP’s Production of ‘Bright Half Life’ — Edge Media Network

1/28/20 — THE WAY THEY WERE: BRIGHT HALF LIFE AT ACTORS’ SHAKESPEARE PROJECT — Dig Boston

1/27/20 — ASP’s ‘Bright Half Life’ Shines Light on All Too Rare Love Story — Theatre Mirror

1/27/20 — BWW Review: BRIGHT HALF LIFE at Actors’ Shakespeare Project — Broadway World Boston

1/8/20 — The adventures of Omelette and the gang — The Tech

1/2/20 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project brings the Bard’s work to life in comedic romp — Bay State Banner

1/2/20 — LOL ON TRAGEDY — Dig Boston

12/27/19 — ASP Serves Up Comic Cliff Notes on the Bard with ‘The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)’ — Theatre Mirror

10/11/19 — The future looks bleak in Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s ‘King Lear’ — The Boston Globe

11/4/18 — BWW Review: EQUIVOCATION at Actors’ Shakespeare Project — Broadway World Boston

11/4/18 — BWW Review: MACBETH at Actors’ Shakespeare Project — Broadway World Boston

10/31/18 — Arts This Week: Paul Manship, ‘Fun Home,’ ‘Equivocation’ — WGBH News

10/23/18 — Fog-draped Arboretum sets stage for Macbeth — The Harvard Gazette

10/19/18 — Macbeth Review — Boston Arts Diary

10/18/18 — Telling the truth in difficult times — The Tech

10/17/18 — Sound and fury, signifying something at Actors’ Shakespeare Project — The Boston Globe

10/16/18 — Macbeth / Equivocation Review — Talkin’ Broadway

10/11/18 — Equivocation Review — Boston Arts Diary

10/10/18 — Macbeth– Shakespeare Re-vamped — The Arts Fuse

10/10/18 — ‘Fog x Macbeth’ brings Shakespeare to Arboretum — The Harvard Gazette

10/9/18 — ASP Delivers a Stunning, Satisfying Macbeth — The Theatre Mirror

10/9/18 — Macbeth: A Riveting New Take on a Classic — The Harvard Crimson

10/8/18 — Cast is Superb in ASP’s Macbeth — The Patriot Ledger

10/4/18 — A Modern Verse Macbeth This Way Comes — DigBoston

9/11/18 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project Opens Season 15: Resist, Revolt, Rebel! Turning the Page to Season 15 — ASP Press Release

6/23/17 — New leader at Actors’ Shakespeare Project may bring an edge — The Boston Globe

6/23/17 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project Announces New Artistic Director Christopher V. Edwards — Broadway World

6/23/17 — Christopher V. Edwards Named Artistic Director of Actors’ Shakespeare Project — American Theatre

6/22/17 — New Director At Actors’ Shakespeare Project Seeks Broader Appeal — WBUR The ARTery

6/12/17 — Local theater leader defends N.Y. company in ‘Julius Caesar’ controversy — The Boston Globe

5/24/17 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s Dream of a Midsummer Night — The Arts Fuse

5/22/17 — A Midsummer Night’s Dream — Talkin’ Broadway

5/18/17 — A Midsummer Night’s Dream — Boston Arts Diary

5/16/17 — Barkhimer shines in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ in East Cambridge — MetroWest Daily News

5/12/17 — Ready for ‘Midsummer’ Magic? Sarah Newhouse Talks Being Cast as A Female Puck — EDGE Boston

5/10/17 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project Begins “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” — TheaterMania

5/7/17 — The forest is a bit of a nightmare in ASP’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ — The Patriot Ledger

4/27/17 — A “Midsummer Night’s Dream” that brings music, magic into harmony — The Boston Globe

3/26/17 — Best Theatre Cities in the U.S. — Paste

3/12/17 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project Presents A Brilliant and Bawdy “Edward II” by Christopher Marlowe – Through March 19 — The White Rhino Report

3/10/17 — Christopher Marlowe gets a sexy and magnetic revival at Actors’ Shakespeare Project — TheaterMania

3/9/17 — Edward II — Boston Arts Diary

3/4/17 — ASP’S ‘Edward II’: A Page-Turner of a Production — On Boston Stages

3/3/17 — ASP’s “Edward II” — The Intimacy of Political Violence — The Arts Fuse

3/3/17 — Power Plays — The Boston Globe

3/1/17 — A king and his lover are targeted for death in ‘Edward II’ — The Boston Globe

2/28/17 — Erotically Charged ‘Edward II’ Stares At Love And Obsession In The King’s Court — WBUR ARTery

2/22/17 — The Edge of Edward: Maurice Emmanuel Parent talks reinventing Marlowe — digboston

2/16/17 — At the Charlestown Working Theater, a king who can’t be himself — The Boston Globe

1/26/17 — Theater Picks — The Boston Globe Winter Arts Guide 2017

1/6/17 — Plum, Parent named to head Actors’ Shakespeare Project — The Boston Globe

12/30/16 — A magical ‘The Tempest’ from Actors’ Shakespeare Project — The Jewish Advocate

12/27/16 — Our favorite productions on local stages this year — WBUR ARTery

12/22/16 — Best of 2016 Theater — Bay Windows

12/22/16 — Theater Feature: Best Stage Productions of 2016 — The ArtsFuse

12/21/16 — Boston’s best performances of 2016 — digboston

12/21/16 — Gentle Redemption in ASP’s “The Tempest” — The Theater Mirror

12/15/16 — The Tempest; A strong woman and her powerful female sprite rule an island kingdom. — TheaterMania

12/14/16 — ASP Conjures Up A Congenial “Tempest” — ArtsFuse

12/8/16 — Revenge is a dish best served cold and with magical rain; The Actors’ Shakespeare Project presents The Tempest — The Tech

12/6/16 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project Mounts A Simple But Enchanting Production Of ‘The Tempest’ — WBUR ARTery

12/6/16 — “The Tempest”: Heaven Hath no Mercy Like a Sorceress Scorned — New England Theatre Geek

12/6/16 — Burrows conjures a quiet storm in Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s ‘The Tempest’ — The Boston Globe

11/23/16 — Allyn Burrows says goodbye to ASP with ‘The Tempest’ — MetroWest Daily News

11/1/16 — Free things to do in Boston, November 2016 — Boston Magazine

10/26/16 — Hamlet — TheaterMania

10/21/16 — To bring Shakespeare to life, teachers learn to act more like actors — WBUR ARTery

10/19/16 — Omar Robinson brings a new, vibrant Hamlet to life — The Bay State Banner

10/18/16 — Hamlet takes you to church — Joyce’s Choices

10/18/16 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s extraordinarily meta ‘Hamlet’ — ArtsFuse

10/17/16 — Hamlet — Improper Bostonian

10/17/16 — Hamlet — Talkin’ Broadway

10/13/16 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project to bring The Tempest to Brookline this winter — Broadway World

10/10/16 — Hamlet — EDGE

10/10/16 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s ‘Hamlet’ largely stays on the surface — The Boston Globe

10/10/16 — Actors’ Shakespeare Project Dazzles With A Majestic Production of “Hamlet“ — The White Rhino Report

10/4/16 — Interview with Hamlet director Doug Lockwood — Boston Neighborhood News

9/28/16 — Not Your Grandma’s Hamlet — digboston

9/16/16 — At ArtsEmerson, Machine de Cirque engineers a post-apocalyptic vision — The Boston Globe

9/11/16 — Your guide to this fall’s theater productions — The Boston Globe

9/8/16 — FALL ARTS PREVIEW: Newton’s Steinbach spices up ‘Sunday in the Park’ — Wicked Local Scituate

9/8/16 — Allyn Burrows named artistic director at Shakespeare & Company — The Boston Globe

9/1/16 — 16 Plays At Local Theaters, Including A Bevy Of Choices At ArtsEmerson This Fall — WBUR ARTery

8/31/16 — One Last Embrace Of Summer Theater In The Berkshires  — WBUR ARTery

8/3/16 — StageStruck: Aphra; or, Behn — Valley Advocate

7/5/16 — Proper Bostonians (Gala pictures) — The Improper Bostonian

5/24/16 — ASP among NEA’s 2016-17 Shakespeare in Communities grantees

5/24/16 — Robert Brustein among honorees at [ASP]’s gala — The Boston Globe

5/24/16 — ‘Natasha,’ ‘Sheba,’ ‘Lady’ top winners at Norton awards — The Boston Globe

5/5/16 — Flipping out over her wigs — The Boston Globe

3/31/16 — Hypocrisy rules in Sheridan’s ‘School For Scandal — Boston Irish Reporter

3/25/16 — Richard II — TalkinBroadway.com

3/22/16 — Small ASP casts will ‘tear the veil off’ season featuring Shakespeare classics, a Marlowe — Cambridge Day 

3/18/16 — Omar Robinson to portray Hamlet at Actors’ Shakespeare Project — The Boston Globe

3/3/16 — ASP’s Richard II — WGBH’s “Get Cultured”

3/3/16 — “Richard II”: Spoiled man-boy king destroys himself in simple production — New England Theatre Geek

2/24/16 — A king’s fast fall from grace in ASP’s Richard II — On Boston Stages

2/22/16 — ‘Richard II’ reveals the struggle for a throne — Cambridge Chronicle & Tab

2/16/16 — Spare production takes aim at the emotional heart of ‘Richard II’ — The Boston Globe