The Taming of the Shrew (review)

performance reviewsIn the end, though, questionable choices like this were the exception rather than the rule, made more noticeable by their presence in a production that generally balanced humor and horror with canny precision.Overall, Half Trick made the case for rescuing the play from its "rarely touched" status, giving us exactly the kind of production for which the Fringe exists-rough around the edges, but with its gory, beating heart in the right place.

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Shakespeare bulletin
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1353/shb.2025.a971396
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Samuel Beckett and Modernism
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The Taming of the Shrew (review)

Joseph F. Stephenson
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Samuel Beckett and Modernism
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The Taming of the Shrew (review)

Joseph F. Stephenson
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Abstract

performance reviewsIn the end, though, questionable choices like this were the exception rather than the rule, made more noticeable by their presence in a production that generally balanced humor and horror with canny precision.Overall, Half Trick made the case for rescuing the play from its "rarely touched" status, giving us exactly the kind of production for which the Fringe exists-rough around the edges, but with its gory, beating heart in the right place.

Shakespeare bulletinVol. 43(1)
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Samuel Beckett and Modernism
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