Titus Andronicus is one of, if not the most, bloody and violent of Shakespeare’s plays. Beginning with the end of a brutal war between Rome and the Goths, there are betrayals, murders and executions galore;...
You know how when you’re bored, you play fun pranks on your friends by convincing them that they’re in love with each other by gossiping? But then they actually DO fall in love with each...
The third of all of Shakespeare’s sonnets and the third in the Fair Youth phase. In this sonnet, we have the Poet saying to the Fair Youth that they should have a child in an...
A good headshot should do two things and serve one purpose. It should (1) give people an accurate shot of your fantastic head in professional lighting, and (2) give people a pill-sized version of you...
A deadly standoff between two men is a dark, dank tower. One man is Richard Gloucester, the tyrant who will live on to become Richard the Third. The other is Henry the Sixth, a meek...
In this sonnet, we see the poet directly referencing their own poetry, a theme we encounter many times throughout the sonnets. This is quite a sweet sonnet, we hear the poet essentially say to the...
Ah, the woes of those who wear the crown, particularly in Shakespeare’s canon. Here is yet another speech given by a dejected monarch who wishes to unburden themselves of the responsibility of being King. Henry...
At StageMilk, we interact daily with actors of all ages and experience levels from all over the world. One of the most common goals for actors who are beginning their journey, regardless of age or...
Ladies and Gentlemen: please fasten your seatbelts, stow your tray tables and put your seats in the upright position, as we are experiencing some unexpected turbulence. We are right at the climax of the play...
We all love cliffhangers. Especially when it’s a villain who has reaped chaos and destruction upon the protagonists and lives to fight another day. (I’ve got Thanos from The Avengers Infinity War coming to mind…...
