At the Hop, ‘Coriolanus’ Knits Together Past and Present
Economic inequality, political machinations, a dangerously divided electorate. In "Coriolanus," one of his last tragedies, William Shakespeare tells the cautionary tale of a warrior-turned-politician doomed by his failure to show concern for ordinary citizens. Re-envisioned as a fast-paced, multi-media production, the show moves from the Stratford Theater Festival in Stratford, Canada, where it had its world premiere, to the Hopkins Center for the Arts. Read more.
November 16, 2018
“If this is the stuff of sleepless nights, it is as beautiful and elusive as dreaming itself,” writes a reviewer of Senior Lecturer in Studio Art Gerald Auten’s new show, which reflects “a fertile mind and the exacting pursuit of a vision.”
