Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing looks a lot like all the rom-coms that have followed it in the past 400 or so years.

Recently, we had the chance to speak with Park about their experiences over the past few months in the two plays. We ...

PCPA’s “Much Ado About Nothing” is a briskly paced, clearly rendered vision of one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies, chock full of ingenuity and wit.

It’s all fun and games until miserable party pooper Don John (Tim Steed ... This is one from - and for - the heart. Much Ado About Nothing is playing at Theatre Royal Drury Lane until April ...

Anyone heading to Drury Lane expecting to see Hayley Atwell and Tom Hiddleston in a traditional production of Shakespeare’s Much Ado must go ... s mischief- making Don John is a bitter, balding ...

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Keanu Reeves came to the rescue of the actress Kate Beckinsale amid her wardrobe malfunction on the red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival in 1993. Read the details below.

I have seen a film of Much Ado About Nothing, I have read it three times and have seen it in North America’s largest repertory theatre festival. Yet out of all of that, this performance has chiseled ...

Read our review of Jamie Lloyd's revival of Shakespeare romcom Much Ado About Nothing ... imbues his jocular Don Pedro with melancholy; he’s truly wounded by Beatrice’s rejection. Tim Steed puts a ...

Bare tree branches don’t quiet the wind, and the ice on the bay is thick enough that the neighbors set up a hockey rink offshore. Nothing unusual ... But without ado, it’s down to the basement ...

Trinchero Napa Valley “Build Your Own Bordeaux,” at 7 p.m. at Crow River Golf Club, 915 Colorado St. N.E., Hutchinson. This event ...

Loudermilk added, “We had numerous meetings since I reported directly ... but that didn’t have anything to do with me, so it’s much ado about nothing.” Loudermilk concluded, “The ...