Tag: William

Portia’s Casket | Review of PETA’S William

I saw a re-staging of PETA's RATED:PG yesterday. A review is forthcoming due to the issues that I saw staged, as well as some experiential moments, good or otherwise, that needs to be talked about. For now, I am re-posting my review of PETA's William for The Shakespeare Standard. I am currently the Associate Editor for Voices of... Continue Reading →

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Perception and Theatrical Embodiment

by: Maria Portia Olenka C. Placino Once again, I am staring at a blank sheet of paper as I struggle with the topic I am working on--psychoanalysis and phenomenology. Neither of the two are my favorite. I certainly do not want to unearth the writings of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, again. As an undergrad,... Continue Reading →

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