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Quarrelling Couple Cast for “Much Ado”

July 24, 2013 By Jeff Fickes

Jennifer Lee Taylor and Matt Shimkus are matched as the argumentative and amorous couple Beatrice and Benedick in Seattle Shakespeare Company’s indoor season opener “Much Ado About Nothing.” Artistic Director George Mount will stage the production set in a coastal resort area in 1953. Taylor recently played Eliza Doolittle in Seattle Shakespeare Company’s production of […]

Filed Under: Much Ado About Nothing, News, Pygmalion, Twelfth Night, Wooden O

A First Look at Pygmalion

February 23, 2012 By Jeff Fickes

Filed Under: News, Pygmalion

Jen Taylor on Eliza Doolittle’s Transformation in “Pygmalion”

February 20, 2012 By Jeff Fickes

Filed Under: Interviews, News, Pygmalion

A Strange Kind of Romance – by Jeff Steitzer, director of “Pygmalion”

February 20, 2012 By Jeff Fickes

Pygmalion has always been one of Shaw’s most popular plays. Its initial production with Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Higgins and Mrs. Pat Campbell as Eliza took 1914 London by storm and led to similarly successful productions all over the world. But in our day, the play has been somewhat eclipsed by the musical that Lerner and […]

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Podcast: A Romance? Think Again.

February 15, 2012 By Jeff Fickes

Pygmalion 2012

If you think you know Pygmalion because you saw the film or the musical My Fair Lady, you may want to think again.  Mark Anders, who plays Henry Higgins in Seattle Shakespeare Company’s production of Pygmalion, tells us why George Bernard Shaw didn’t want a romance between Eliza and Higgins.  

Filed Under: Interviews, News, Podcast, Pygmalion

Seattle Actor Profile – Jennifer Lee Taylor

February 10, 2012 By Jeff Fickes

A native of Seattle, Jen Taylor made her Seattle Shakespeare Company debut last season playing Imogen in Chamber Cymbeline. Now with Eliza in Pygmalion, she has a role that she’s been dying to play since she was a teenager.  “At 12 or 13 I went into this weird stage where I would only watch black […]

Filed Under: Interviews, News, Pygmalion

Seattle Actor Profile – Mark Anders

February 8, 2012 By Jeff Fickes

Mark is making his Seattle Shakespeare Company debut playing the role of Henry Higgins in Pygmalion. Recently he’s become very passionate about making sure that some of the great plays from the past (that frequently have large casts and are challenging to produce) still stay in the public consciousness. To that end he and several […]

Filed Under: Interviews, News, Pygmalion

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