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Andrew Ferguson on “Converting Mamet”
The following post appeared at Austrian Economics and Literature. ______________________________________________________________________ Although I do not read The Weekly Standard unless James Seaton...
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Interview with Troy Camplin, Interdisciplinary Scholar and Author of Diaphysics
Allen Mendenhall interviews Troy Camplin. Troy Camplin holds a Ph.D. in humanities from the University of Texas at Dallas. He has taught English in middle school, high school, and college, and is...
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The Comedy of Errors at the New American Shakespeare Tavern
Tomorrow marks a preview of The Comedy of Errors, directed by Drew Reeves and performed at the New American Shakespeare Tavern in Atlanta. Performances begin on September 3 and last through September...
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Four Shows to See in Atlanta this 2012 Christmas Season
1. A Christmas Carol at Alliance Theatre 2. A Christmas Carol at The New American Shakespeare Tavern 3. Atlanta Ballet’s Nutcracker at the Fabulous Fox Theatre 4. The Play of Herod at St....
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Excerpt from “I am the Raleigh,” by F. L. Light
A Shakespearean proficiency in meter and rhetoric may to F L Light be ascribed. Nearly forty of his dramas are now available on Amazon, and twenty have been produced for Audible. His Gouldium is a...
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The Trial Scene in Shakespeare’s “Merchant of Venice”
The following excerpt is adapted from my essay “A Time for Bonding: Commerce, Love, and Law in The Merchant of Venice,” which may be downloaded at this link. Act IV, Scene I of William Shakespeare’s...
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