16 February 2012
The ASP’s Medea
By James Melo // Theatre
About a week ago, I had the good fortune of seeing the Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s Medea during a preview. I wanted to write my review up as soon as I …
28 January 2012
Wandaleria
By James Melo // Theatre
Argos Productions‘ second excursion in Boston theater, Wandaleria, written by David Valdes Greenwood and directed by Brett Marks, was an exceptional presentation of a wonderfully written, funny play. The script itself …
30 December 2011
ASP’s Merry Wives of Windsor
By James Melo // Theatre
or Sir John Falstaff, pt. 3 Let me start off by saying this: I have nothing to say about the text of this play. I refuse to get involved in …
06 January 2011
But, for my own part, it was Greek to me
By James Melo // Theatre
I’m sure that anyone who’s actually been reading my (admittedly few and far between) articles will have seen that I’ve done a lot of Shakespeare pieces. That’s ‘cause I love …
01 August 2010
“These Violent Delights have Violent Ends”
By James Melo // Theatre
Stage Fighting or Choreographed Violence for Violence’s Sake There are a few things that people always find memorable when they go to the theater. For my purposes, I’ll use Shakespeare’s …
06 May 2010
A Different Kind of Theatre
By James Melo // Theatre
In Defense of Faires as Theatre or I just can’t wait for Faire Season For those of us who worship Hugh Laurie for his portrayal of Dr. Gregory House, I’m …
24 April 2010
Shakespeare is more amazing than you give him credit for
By James Melo // Theatre
Much Ado About a Midsummer Night’s King Macbeth IV Part 2 or Remembering William Shakespeare On this most auspicious of days, April 23- Shakespeare’s birthday, I thought that I might …
20 March 2010
The Diary of an On-Stage Rapist
By James Melo // Theatre
“Oppose not Scythia to Ambitious Rome” or How I played Demetrius and Kept My Soul So, we’re two days into a run of a play that we’ve been working on …
12 March 2010
Lukewarm Comedy of Obnoxiously Unrealistic Errors
By James Melo // Theatre
My Theatre is thrilled to introduce its newest author, James Melo. A Shakespeare buff and general theatre-lover, James has a bone to pick with one of the Bard’s lesser-known comedies. …
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