Much Ado About Nothing, dir. Sierra Trinchet, New World Shakespeare Co. @ Wasatch Theatre Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2019

Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Sierra Trinchet for New World Shakespeare Company, at the Wasatch Theatre Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, 8 September 2019. Reviewed by David W. Hartwig (Weber State University) New World Shakespeare Company’s raison d’etre is to make Shakespeare’s works accessible to modern audiences. The company has adopted a race-blind and […]

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• Accessible, Allison Froh, amateur drama, Bryce Kamryn, casting, charity, Conor Thompson, costume, David W. Hartwig, discrimination, Doubling, Eli Unruh, Elise C. Barnett-Curran, gender-blind, Jeff Stinson, Jenn Waterhouse, misogyny, Much Ado About Nothing, New World Shakespeare Company, patriarchy, physical comedy, politics, race-blind, Salt Lake City, Sierra Trinchet, staging, USA, Utah, Utah Women’s Giving Circle, Wasatch Theatre Company, Weber State University
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