Jul 30 Arts and Culture A Perfect Storm: Louisville Ballet, Ky. Shakespeare Team Up For ‘The Tempest’ This year’s Louisville Ballet entry into the summer-long Kentucky Shakespeare Festival’s season in Central Park is an adaptation of "The Tempest." By Kathi E.B. Ellis Jul 30 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet, Ky. Shakespeare Team Up For 'The Tempest' Kathi E.B. Ellis
May 29 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare’s 58th Season Kicks Off This Week This week, Kentucky Shakespeare kicks off its 58th annual season in Central Park with a comedy, a history, and a tragedy. By Ashlie Stevens May 29 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare's 58th Season Kicks Off This Week Ashlie Stevens
Jan 29 Arts and Culture Review: StageOne-Kentucky Shakespeare ‘Hamlet’ Hits Prescribed Notes In this production of "Hamlet," actors sport contemporary fashions and speak the Bard’s authentic text. By Elizabeth Kramer Jan 29 Arts and Culture Review: StageOne-Kentucky Shakespeare 'Hamlet' Hits Prescribed Notes Elizabeth Kramer
Jan 26 Arts and Culture StageOne, Kentucky Shakespeare Team Up For Modern Take On ‘Hamlet’ The two companies have joined together to perform a modern-day version of “Hamlet,” Shakespeare's classic revenge tragedy. By Ashlie Stevens Jan 26 Arts and Culture StageOne, Kentucky Shakespeare Team Up For Modern Take On 'Hamlet' Ashlie Stevens
Nov 10 Arts and Culture Jennifer Lawrence Arts Fund Gives Nearly $100,000 To Four Local Groups Actors Theatre of Louisville, Kentucky Shakespeare, the Louisville Orchestra and StageOne Family Theatre will receive grants from the fund. By Ashlie Stevens Nov 10 Arts and Culture Jennifer Lawrence Arts Fund Gives Nearly $100,000 To Local Groups Ashlie Stevens
Nov 6 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Announces Winter Library Tour Kentucky Shakespeare and the Louisville Free Public Library are partnering to bring Shakespeare to all 18 area public libraries. By Ashlie Stevens Nov 6 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Announces Winter Library Tour Ashlie Stevens
Oct 5 Arts and Culture ‘Titus Andronicus’ Is Back — This Time In A Portland Warehouse Kentucky Shakespeare last year staged “Titus” in a Butchertown warehouse, playing to sold-out crowds.The company is bringing it back this year. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 5 Arts and Culture 'Titus Andronicus' Is Back — This Time In A Portland Warehouse Ashlie Stevens
Jul 31 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Serves 100,000 This Season Over the past four years attendance for the annual summer series has skyrocketed, and this year the company posted record-breaking numbers. By Ashlie Stevens Jul 31 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Serves 100,000 This Season Ashlie Stevens
Jun 14 Arts and Culture What’s Behind This Summer’s Record-Breaking Kentucky Shakespeare Crowds? “Between acting and directing this is probably about my 12th summer in the park, and I’ve certainly never been here when we had 1,300 people in the park.” By Ashlie Stevens Jun 14 Arts and Culture What's Behind This Summer's Record-Breaking Ky. Shakespeare Crowds? Ashlie Stevens
Jun 2 Arts and Culture 1 Part Improv + 1 Part Shakespeare = Late Night Shakes It starts with a three-word prompt: an occupation, a gerund (quick grammar refresher: that’s an action verb that ends in "i-n-g") and a world city. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 2 Arts and Culture 1 Part Improv + 1 Part Shakespeare = Late Night Shakes Ashlie Stevens
May 31 Arts and Culture Here’s The New Look Of Kentucky Shakespeare Matt Wallace leaps onto the Kentucky Shakespeare stage and lands on a patch of Astroturf. He gestures toward the tree line of Central Park. By Ashlie Stevens May 31 Arts and Culture Here's The New Look Of Kentucky Shakespeare Ashlie Stevens
May 25 Five Things Five Things: Shakespeare Director Matt Wallace On Putting On A Show Matt Wallace is the producing artistic director at Kentucky Shakespeare, and he also works with Shakespeare Behind Bars. By Tara Anderson May 25 Five Things Five Things: Shakespeare Director Matt Wallace Tara Anderson
Mar 16 Arts and Culture Swinging Swords And Side Shuffles: The Dangerous Tango Of Stage Combat This Saturday, Kentucky Shakespeare and the Frazier History Museum will work with local actors on stage fighting techniques and history. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 16 Arts and Culture The Dangerous Tango Of Stage Combat Ashlie Stevens
Mar 14 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare’s Parks Tour Is Coming To Your Neighborhood The company will perform a six-actor, 85-minute version of “Julius Caesar,” one of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies, at 23 community parks. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 14 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare's Parks Tour Is Coming To Your Neighborhood Ashlie Stevens
Dec 29 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare’s Matt Wallace On Acting And Keeping The Bard Relevant On Jan. 3, Kentucky Shakespeare will present the Tom Stoppard tragicomedy “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead.” By Ashlie Stevens Dec 29 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare's Matt Wallace On Acting And Keeping The Bard Relevant Ashlie Stevens