The two plays, one a Shakespeare rom-com and the other an adaptation of a Dickens classic, have more in common than being the work of perhaps the two greatest writers in the English language.

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King Cymbeline here becomes a Queen (Martina Laird) of a Gaia-worshipping matriarchy. The commoner Posthumus (Nadi Kemp-Sayfi ...

Castlevania’s villains blend style, character, and depth, unlike One Piece’s vaillains like Kaido, who fail to leave a ...

It would be a shame should Barker choose to stop here, not only for her fans but for anyone who continues to be enthralled by ...

In the playwright's debut novel, a grandmother, daughter and granddaughter's stories are told in rotating, first-person voice ...

The minis, cards, and accessories included with each set are fully compatible with the larger collection of Unmatched games.

Visit Lewisville for a creative writing workshop, McKinney for a class on relationships or Keller for a workshop on fusing ...

LAUGH IT UP: The 30 by Ninety Theatre in Mandeville presents "Comedy Night 13," an evening of clean comedy fun featuring Lee ...

The legendary pop star chats about his new role in '& Juliet,' teaching old boy-band choreography to Charli D'Amelio and the ...

Mischa Berlinski's third book begins conventionally with sketches of family strife but develops into a more varied and ...