TheaterMania Review: Twelfth Night
Maler has gathered an ensemble drawn from the best performers in the Boston (and Rhode Island) theater communities, carefully combining them with newcomers from New York and beyond.
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Boston Globe Review: An energetic ‘Twelfth Night’ on the Common
Director Steven Maler keeps the energy level high, the pace rapid, and the action clearly delineated. He astutely gives free rein to a pair of inventive performers who have been standouts in earlier CSC productions, and are so… Read More
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Boston Globe: Creating a new look for ‘Twelfth Night’ on the Common
“”The thing I love about this play is it is such a melancholic comedy “, Maler said. “He was writing this as he was writing ‘Hamlet’. This sense of multiple deaths, some real and some perceived, that happen… Read More
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Metro: ‘Two Gentlemen of Verona’ set to Sinatra is a theatrical revelation
Enchanting is the word, I think, for this year’s production.-Alexandra Cavallo, Metro
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The Boston Globe: ‘Two Gentlemen’, Sinatra style
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company’s enjoyably jazzed-up production of “The Two Gentlemen of Verona,’’ directed by Steven Maler, with snazzy and witty choreography by Yo-el Cassell.-The Boston Globe, Don Aucoin
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Wicked Local: Newton native Larry Coen brings the laughs to Boston’s Shakespeare on the Common
If you’re watching a Commonwealth Shakespeare Company performance and you’re laughing, then there’s a good chance Larry Coen is on stage. –Alexander Stevens, Wicked Local
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CSC’s First Boston Globe Review, 1996
A mid-city ‘Dream’ comes true The Boston Globe by: Ed Siegel Jul 22, 1996 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Play in five acts by William Shakespeare Directed by Steven Maler. Set, Susan Zeeman Rogers. Costumes, Jane Alois Stein. Lighting,… Read More
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