The venerable literary critic Harold Bloom writes of The Tempest that no other play in the Shakespeare canon has been misperformed more frequently or drastically. Bloom loathes interpretations of The Tempest that over-politicize the play, turning it into an allegory of the post-colonial quandary, and he sees such interpretative agendas to be the bane of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Theatre’
Review: The Tempest at the Guignol
Posted in Lexington, tagged liberal interpretations, Literature, Music, Shakespearian gaffes, The Ivory Tower and its Discontents, Theatre on November 11, 2007 | 4 Comments »
Review – Working: A Musical
Posted in Lexington, tagged Theatre on July 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Last night Starla tricked me into going to see Working: A Musical with her. I hate musicals. However, I mention the experience here in hopes that anyone who lives in Lexington will take the time to support the play by going to watch it. Remember, the arts are not a luxury!
The musical, [...]

