
ABOUT: Edward Hall
Edward Hall's all-male Shakespeare company, Propeller, is up to its old tricks, which is surely good news for anyone who contends the Bard can be just as interesting today as he ever was.
Arian Moayed remembers his early days in New York as the time of the muffin diet. "We were so broke that we had to eat a muffin a day," he says.
It's easy to argue that Shakespeare's tragedies are his most enduring works, but there's something that renders the comedies timeless as well. Perhaps it's the sex jokes.
The all-male production of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale begins with a song that sets a warm, collegial tone.
Sometimes acting under the direst external circumstances can actually help your performance. You don't need to call forth all your well-honed sensorial techniques; you already feel cold, tired,...

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