Yes! Our Shakespeare adaptations have been tried and it’s true. Teachers are using our adaptations across the globe and reports are in: Students revel in the word play and twisty plots. Parents enjoy watching their children delight in the classic tales. Local communities are especially impressed by the quality of the language and performance. We […]
Over the past few years I’ve received several requests for an adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, but I always felt that I shouldn’t write one. My reasons were numerous, but the main reason was this: I was worried I wouldn’t be able to honor the true spirit of the play while making it accessible to […]
When Dana Alvarez was in high school she had the opportunity to attend the National Shakespeare Competition in New York City and visit The Globe Theatre in London. These two experiences solidified her love of Shakespeare and the world in which he lived. Dana, now a 5th grade teacher of Gifted students in Cape Coral, […]
Jennifer Mounce, of North Carolina, recently reported back to us regarding the success of her group’s production of Much Ado About Nothing. Jennifer is a homeschool mom of five, and member of a five family homeschool co-op. They cover history, science, writing, art, and music as a group. Every spring their co-op produces a Shakespeare […]
