It's not hard to find The Bard in NYC.
The company of Mobile Unit’s The Comedy of Errors, touring the five boroughs May 2-21 and returning to The Public through June 11.to get news, updates, and local insights delivered straight to your inbox!
Sara Ornelas in Mobile Unit’s The Comedy of Errors, touring the five boroughs May 2-21 and returning to The Public through June 11.Uptown over at the Richard Rodgers Amphitheatre in Marcus Garvey Park, the Classical Theatre of Harlem will stage “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which will be directed by Carl Cofield and star Canadian stand-up comic Russell Peters as the hapless aspiring actor-turned-animal Nick Bottom.
In case you missed them, or want to relive them, four recent Shakespeare in the Park productions that were professionally filmed for the Great Performances series – including “Much Ado About Nothing” , “Merry Wives” , “Richard III” , and “Hamlet” – will be available for streaming on the PBS website through the end of June. Among them, I highly recommend “Much Ado,” which will also be presented at free outdoor screenings.
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