Doing a little catch up on the blog today. We’ve had some great coverage for our production of The Merchant of Venice. Starting with this article in our paper of record, The San Francisco Chronicle:
“Bousel notes that while the famous “quality of mercy” speech is one of the most articulate arguments for common decency ever written, the irony of the play is that common decency is noticeably lacking from beginning to end, which is perhaps why directors tend to shy away from producing it.”
Read the whole article here!
