Caldwell Titcomb

A 'Hamlet' Without the Prince

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STRATFORD, Ct.--One of the siller statements about Shakespeare came from Chesterton, who said that "man have agreed about Hamlet vastly

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STRATFORD, Ct.--The English have always been fascinated with the history of their own monarchy. Just as the ancient Greeks knew

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STRATFORD, Conn.--A brand newqartistic director has taken the helm at the American Shakespeare Theatre (AST) this summer. He is Peter

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S TRATFORD, Conn.--Among Shakespeare's plays, Richard III ranks second only to Hamlet in the total number of lines, in the

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Most major practitioners of jazz have been, and continue to be, Black musicians. In the field of classical music, however,

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STRATFORD, Conn.--When the American Shakespeare Theatre opened here in 1955, it offered productions of Julius Caesar and The Tempest. Whether

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STRATFORD, Conn.--Just about every one of us is vitally affected by politics and the powers attendant upon it. This was

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In the long history of satirical tomfoolery and nonsensicality on the stage, two bodies of work constitute equal peaks: the

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T HE PLAY'S THE THING--or at least it ought to be. But there are times when a performer so transcends

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Although it has had its strong detractors over the years, Shakespeare's Twelfth Night is for many the finest comedy in