Theater

Rep Updates Shakespeare in ‘Much Ado About Nothing’

But it's the original lines that carry a fun show with grunge rock and costumes added.

By - Jan 17th, 2023 01:53 pm

But it's the original lines that carry a fun show with grunge rock and costumes added. Back to the full article.

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One thought on “Theater: Rep Updates Shakespeare in ‘Much Ado About Nothing’”

  1. Badgerbanshee says:

    A good review. I saw this Sunday and enjoyed it a great deal. I also like Shakespeare. But I also enjoyed the music, and grunge is not a style I’m all that fond of. The give and take between Beatrice and Benadick has always been the heart of this play and this continues in the Reps version. I commend the Rep for not being afraid to think outside the traditional box when putting on Shakespeare plays. I also enjoyed last year’s take on “As You Like It,” featuring Beatles tune. Much Ado About Nothing plays a little closer to the original.
    By the way, at Sunday’s performance, the role of Beatrice was taken by an understudy (whose name I can’t seem to find anywhere. She was also excellent and from all I’ve heard, had big Doc Martens to fill in for Keiper.

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