From Twain to Deep Throat, Hal Holbrook left an indelible mark on American entertainment
Peter Marks, The Washington Post
Feb. 2, 2021
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Hal Holbrook as Shylock in a 1999 production of The Merchant of Venice. Washington Post photo by Dudley M. Brooks
Back in the olden days when people sent handwritten letters through the mail, Hal Holbrook wrote a beautiful one to me. Actually, it wasn t all that long ago - Feb. 23, 2004, to be exact. But Holbrook, who died last week at age 95, was in every sense a gentleman of the old school, in manners, in love of performance, in devotion to his craft.
Hal Holbrook was captivating as Mark Twain and always a consummate actor
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Local theater proves resilient, resourceful in year defined by pandemic, civil unrest First Folio Theatre was among the theaters that streamed previous productions in the wake of the COVID-19-related shutdowns. The Oak Brook theater streamed its 2013 premiere of Cymbeline: A Folk Tale With Music featuring Ryan Czerwonko, left, Kate McDermott (kneeling), Ronald Keaton and Tyler Rich. Courtesy of David Rice
Posted12/25/2020 6:00 AM
During a year defined by a global pandemic and civil unrest, Chicago-area theater was marked by anxiety, resilience and the recognition that when it comes to equity and inclusion on city and suburban stages, artists and organizations have more work to do.