Charlotte Parry as Imogen and Richard Bourg as King Cymbeline.
Image © 2006 Gerry Goodstein.

Monday, December 11, 2006
by Robert L. Daniels

Windup for the New Jersey Shakespeare Theater's 44th season finds "Cymbeline," often considered Shakespeare's most elusive and convoluted plot, sprawled out on a visually stunning canvas...for full review, click here

'Cymbeline' a winner at Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Courier News
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
By William Westhoven

...The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, in contrast, has largely sidestepped holiday clichés this time of year, and instead rewards its audience with counterprogramming that, like that one special gift we rarely get, brings us unexpected joy. For full review, click here

Bard's 'far-fetched' adventure receives forceful production
Tuesday, September 19, 2006

By Peter Filichia

"Hamlet" is the logical title for that drama that concerns that unhappy Dane, and "Othello" is just as apt for that tragedy about the Moor of Venice. But why did Shakespeare choose "Cymbeline" as the name of play he wrote in 1609? For full review, click here.