Sir Ian McKellen to front adaptation of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night featuring only trans and non-binary cast
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If Shakespeare were around today, he’d be making open-world shooters with the same depth and diversion as his plays
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Translocating the Scottish play to Iran with help from the RSC, iNK Stories’ version focuses on a Lady Macbeth contending with an oppressive surveillance state
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He is a transfixing screen presence – but he lives for the raw thrill of the stage. As he takes over the Venice theatre biennale, the star lets us know what to expect: cut-up plays and a Pinocchio un…
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In this strikingly assured sliding doors tale, three alternate narratives unfold, showing how the choice of a name influences a life
What’s in a name? More than Shakespeare might have led us to believ…