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ENCORES: ‘Love’s Labor’s Lost’ produced by Folger Theatre (2019)
Folger ENCORES, red theater seats fading into darkness
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ENCORES: ‘Love’s Labor’s Lost’ produced by Folger Theatre (2019)

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Folger Public Programs is pleased to present ENCORES, a weekly online series highlighting past performances and recalling the rich history of programming on the historic Folger stage. See a clip of ‘Love’s Labor’s Lost’ from Folger Theatre’s 2019 production.

Where to find Shakespeare in September
Shakespeare and Beyond

Where to find Shakespeare in September

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Ben Lauer

Check out a mix of innovative online programming and safely socially-distanced in-person performances from Shakespeare companies across the US.

Your guide to streaming Shakespeare in April
Shakespeare and Beyond

Your guide to streaming Shakespeare in April

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Ben Lauer

Here’s how to watch Shakespeare from home this month, featuring performances from your favorite theater companies and films on streaming platforms like Amazon Prime, Hulu, Netflix.

'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Resource Guide
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'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Resource Guide

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emma poltrack

To get you ready for a summer in the Athenian woods, we wanted to share with you a guide to the variety of ways you can explore A Midsummer Nights Dream online before seeing it at the National Building Museum.

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in February
Shakespeare and Beyond

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in February

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Ben Lauer

Every month, we check in with our theater partners to give you a look at Shakespeare across the United States. Here’s what’s on in February.

Playlist: Windsor Top 20
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Playlist: Windsor Top 20

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emma poltrack

Keep the party going beyond the theater with our “Merry Wives”-inspired Spotify playlist, featuring the tunes of the 70s and more.

Dramaturg's Notes: The Merry Wives of Windsor
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Dramaturg's Notes: The Merry Wives of Windsor

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Michele Osherow

Folger Resident Dramaturg Michele Osherow explores the history of ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor,’ the wit of its wives, and the far-out 1970s setting of Folger Theatre’s production.

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in January
Shakespeare and Beyond

What's onstage at Shakespeare theaters in January

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Ben Lauer

We reached out to our theater partners across the US to see what Shakespeare plays they have onstage at the dawn of a new decade.

Mozart vs. Salieri with James Jacobs
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Mozart vs. Salieri with James Jacobs

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Folger Theatre

On November 22, 2019, Classical WETA host James Jacobs gave a presentation exploring the historic rivalry of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri. This talk was part of our Folger Friday series. Listen to the recorded talk or read the…

We asked 5 artistic directors: How did making Shakespeare change in the 2010s?
Shakespeare wearing novelty 2010 New Years glasses.
Shakespeare and Beyond

We asked 5 artistic directors: How did making Shakespeare change in the 2010s?

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Ben Lauer

We asked five artistic directors from Shakespeare companies around the United States: How did making Shakespeare change between 2010 and 2020? Plus, we recap a wild decade for Shakespeare lovers.

A Costume Journey through 'Amadeus' with Mariah Anzaldo Hale
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A Costume Journey through 'Amadeus' with Mariah Anzaldo Hale

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Folger Theatre

Costume designer and long-time Folger collaborator Mariah Anzaldo Hale’s guides us through the costume journey of Constanze Weber through the first act of the play.

Wigging Out: Designer Dori Beau Seigneur on the Fabulous Hair of 'Amadeus'
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Wigging Out: Designer Dori Beau Seigneur on the Fabulous Hair of 'Amadeus'

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Folger Theatre

Wig designer Dori Beau Seigneur takes us through the process of fashioning the fabulous hair currently being sported on the Folger stage.

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