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Tag Archives: “An Ideal Husband”
Season Artist Profile: Christopher Liam Moore
In the months leading up to the start of our 2013 Main Stage season, I am once again profiling the creative minds behind our productions. The March installment of the Season Artist Profile features Christopher Liam Moore, a frequent guest artist at … Continue reading
Posted in By Stefanie Kalem, Lady Windermere's Fan, Main Stage, Season Artist Profiles, Uncategorized
Tagged "An Ideal Husband", "bay area theater", "California Shakespeare Thetaer", "CalShakes", "Moscone", "Oscar Wilde", "theater", Artists Rep, Ashland, Bill Rauch, cal shakes, California Shakespeare Theater, Christopher Liam Moore, dramaturgy, drawing room comedy, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, OSF, outdoor theater, Shakespeare
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Belated Notes from the CANDIDA “Meet and Greet” Event
By Publications Manager Stefanie Kalem This has taken me a while to get around to writing, which is really too bad, as the first-rehearsal “Meet and Greet” event, on July 13, for George Bernard Shaw’s Candida was inspiring, enlightening, and … Continue reading
Posted in By Stefanie Kalem, Candida, Main Stage
Tagged "An Ideal Husband", "Annie Smart", "bay area theater", "CalShakes", "Jon Moscone", "Julie Eccles", "Moscone", "theater", Alexandra Henrikson, Anna Oliver, Anthony Fusco, cal shakes, Cal Shakes Artistic Learning, California Shakespeare Theater, George Bernard Shaw, Jarion Monroe, Nicholas Pelczar, Nick Gabriel, Orinda, outdoor theater
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Main Stage 2008 polls-a-poppin’—what’s your favorite??
OK, so, don’t try to deny it: We’re halfway through November already. Some people have finished shopping for holiday gifts, while the rest of us are just starting to feel the guilt of not having started. (Or, if you’re like … Continue reading
How Ideal was it?
Our recent production of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband, directed by Artistic Director Jonathan Moscone, proved to be the biggest grossing box office in our 35-year history, breaking the previous record held by Moscone’s production of Shaw’s Man and Superman … Continue reading
“Everyone’s a Critic,”by Laura Hope
Everyone’s a critic: Wilde, Chekhov and their detractors, otherwise known as “mildew.” Ah, my dear, gentle reader! I must say, I have been trying to balance a relationship with two very demanding men this summer, and I am exhausted: … Continue reading
Posted in By Laura Hope (resident dramaturg), Main Stage
Tagged ", "An Ideal Husband", "Anton Chekov", "Constance Wilde", "dramaturg bay area", "Laura Hope", "men never grow up", "Olga Knipper", "Oscar Wilde", "pining, "They are not men, "Uncle Vanya", "Wilde and Chekov", but a kind of mildew", dramaturg, dramaturge
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Elijah Alexander Spills All About Brangelina, Jon Moscone, and the Tawdry World of Working Actors!!
Gotcha. The first preview for An Ideal Husband is tonight, and opening weekend is just a few lovely stumbling steps away. So our own Lord Goring, Elijah Alexander, sat down for a great interview with Chad Jones. Read the article … Continue reading
Jonathan Moscone on cows
Courtesy of Jay Yamada, our man on the Ideal Husband tech weekend scene: Jonathan Moscone on the cows on the hill beyond the stage mooing:“It’s so not An Ideal Husband. It will work with Uncle Vanya. It would work with … Continue reading
The Stop Motion of Francois Boucher
Below is a 27-second film prepared by myself (Stefanie Kalem) and Cal Shakes’ ever-resourceful designer/webmaster Ilsa Brink using photos taken over the course of last week, while our talented (and also ever-resourceful) scenic charge artists cereated a massive reproduction of … Continue reading
awesome awesome awesome
What’s so awesome awesome awesome, you query? Our new flash ad for An Ideal Husband–just in time for wedding season.
Posted in By Stefanie Kalem, Main Stage
Tagged "An Ideal Husband", "Jon Moscone", "Oscar Wilde", "wedding seaason"
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(This week marks the blog return of both our favorite Intern, Derek Smith–now a full-fledged Cal Shakes employee–and our resident dramaturg Dr. Laura Hope. Derek’s blog will come tomorrow. But for now, it pleases me to no end to welcome … Continue reading