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Between costume fittings for Endlings, Linda Cho shared her designs for the production.

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Imagining Othello in a contemporary US context, with director Bill Rauch and actor Chris Butler.

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A conversation with the Director of Othello and the Shakespeare historian about the themes, motifs, and issues raised in the play.

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Finding Othello in the Harvard Theatre Collection at Houghton Library

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An interview with Miss You Like Hell authors Quiara Alegría Hudes and Erin McKeown

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Driven by Chris Butler’s masterly performance in the title role…a portrayal of Iago by Danforth Comins is very nearly as impressive.

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Powerful. Strong performances...buoyed by Chris Butler’s poignant portrayal of the title role. A fleet and thoughtful staging.

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‘Miss You Like Hell’ has a timely tale to tell and a compelling reason to exist.

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Othello director Bill Rauch recently sat down with Shakespeare expert and John Cogan University Professor of the Humanities Stephen Greenblatt for a conversation about the Bard’s resonance with modern viewers, the importance of a diverse cast, the music in the language of the play, and more.

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With a mix of iconoclasm and patriotism, Erin McKeown has created a unique and emblematic piece of art in the musical “Miss You Like Hell,” which follows a mother and daughter road trip and looks at the border wall that may come between them.

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At the American Repertory Theater, “Barber Shop Chronicles” celebrates the camaraderie and intimacy of black barbershops in Africa and England. On stage, the shops come alive with arguments over Nelson Mandela, soccer, family, and music. There is dancing, there are tears, there are secrets shared. Some men come in to get cuts, some are there to just be among friends.

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