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Christopher Marlowe

First Nighter: At the Theater, 'Tis the Season to Be Discerning

David Finkle | Posted 02.13.2013 | Arts
Read More: Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe, Ian Holcombe, Gisli Orn Gardarsson, Kristin Griffith, Frank Capra, Lea Michele, James Stewart, Lynne Shankel, Christmas, Travis Wall, Warren Ellis, Rory Duffy, Bill T. Jones, Lucky Strike Cigarettes, " "Faust: A Love Story, Carl Grose, " Anthony E. Palermo, "Faust, Vikingur Kristjansson, Elizabeth Judd, Max Gordon Moore, Catholic Ideology, Nick Cave, Reykjavik City Theatre, Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey, Charlotte Moore, " Vesturport Theatre, Gerard Canonico, David Toser, "Spring Awakening, Frances Goodrich, Barrett Wilbert Weed, American Theatre of Actors, Axel Johannesson, L. A.'s Hudson Theatre, " Broadway, Katie Fabel, Unnur Osp Stefansdottir, Thorsteinn Gunnarsson, The Irish Repertory Company, Bjorn Hlynur Filippusdottir, "It' a Wonderful Life, Albert Hackett, Peter Trensch, "Bare, Zachary Williamson, Youtube, Donyale Werle, " "Glee, Christopher Marlowe, " New World Stages, Missi Pyle, Jason Hitt, Peter Maloney, Nina Dogg Filippusdottir, Jerold E. Solomon, Arts News
David Finkle

There are sentimentalists out therehappy to spend much of the Christmas season looking for It's a Wonderful Life screenings. For them, Anthony E. Palermo has adapted the beloved screenplay as a one-hour radio play.

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From The Globe To The Silver Screen

Posted 08.15.2012 | Arts
Read More: Theater on Film, Shakespeare Play, Video, Arthur Darvil, Much Ado About Nothing Movie, Shakespeare Globe on Screen, Globe on Screen, All's Well That Ends Well Movie, Dr Faustus Movie, Christopher Marlowe, Arts News

Finally, a way to view a performance at London's legendary Globe Theatre without having to sit in the pit. Three plays from the Globe are heading to m...

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Quoting Shakespeare Sparingly

Nick Kolakowski | Posted 09.22.2012 | Books
Read More: Literature, Hamlet, Misquoting, How to Become an Intellectual, Intellectualism, King Lear, Shakespeare, Norman Mailer, Christopher Marlowe, Quoting Shakespeare, Royal Shakespeare Company, Books News
Nick Kolakowski

Quoting William Shakespeare is a little like breathing: every living person does it. "He's dead as a doornail," your roommate will say as she flips through the newspaper obits, never realizing she's just quoted part of a couplet from Henry VI.

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Academics Cast New Doubts Over Shakespeare Authorship

The Huffington Post UK | Sam Parker | Posted 06.26.2012 | Books
Read More: Video, Shakespeare Conspiracy Theories, Books, William Shakespeare, Theatre, Shakespeare Authorship, Poll, Slidewide, Thomas Middleton, Christopher Marlowe, Books News

Academics at Oxford University believe that William Shakespeare worked with a co-author when writing All's Well That Ends Well. Just days after th...

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Anonymous and the Marlowe Conspiracy

Hoyt Hilsman | Posted 12.27.2011 | Home
Read More: Anonymous, Joely Richardson, Edward Hogg, Derek Jacobi, Oxford, Edward De Vere, Christopher Marlowe, Oxfordian Theory, Marlowe Theory, Home News
Hoyt Hilsman

I am partial to the Christopher Marlowe authorship school, not because of any factual basis, but because I think it makes the best story. If you're going for fictional intrigue, I say, choose the best fiction.

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Controversy Over Shakespeare Turns No Holds Bard

Fortean Times | David Moye | Posted 12.26.2011 | Weird News
Read More: Francis Bacon, Video. William Shakespeare, Anonymous Film, Shakespeare Controversy, Who Wrote Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Video, Weird News News

The new film "Anonymous" tackles an old controversy over whether William Shakespeare actually authored the works credited to him. Most historians ...

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Why Can We Develop Athletes And Not Writers?

Slate Magazine | Bill James | Posted 06.01.2011 | Books
Read More: Ben Jonson, Solid Fool's Gold: Detours on the Way to Conventional Wisdom, Bill James, Shakespeare, Francis Bacon, Christopher Marlowe, Books News

The population of Topeka, Kan., today is roughly the same as the population of London in the time of Shakespeare, and the population of Kansas now is ...

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Literary Prodigies: Fran Lebowitz Said There Aren't Any...True? (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post | Zoe Triska | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
Read More: Lope De Vega, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Literary Prodigies, Child Prodigy, Mary Shelley, William Cullen Bryant, Slidepollajax, Authors, Literary Prodigy, Rimbaud, Young Writer, Christopher Marlowe, Books News

Literary prodigies. In the Scorsese documentary on her, Fran Liebowitz claimed there weren't any, but we beg to differ. There's always Anne Frank, but...

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