The Rhetorical Review

Category: Shakespeare

July 29, 2025

Big Hair, Bigger Hearts: How “Steel Magnolias” Makes Room for Grief, Laughter, and Love

Keolanani Kinghorn
July 26, 2025

When Words Were Enough: “Dear Jack, Dear Louise” at USF

Keolanani Kinghorn
August 20, 2024

Parker Theatre’s “Twelfth Night”: A Comical Exploration of Identity and Disguise

Keolanani Kinghorn
July 29, 2024

Shrewdly Hilarious: Campy Shakespeare at Its Best

Keolanani Kinghorn
July 28, 2024

A Magically Pastoral Tale of Redemption: Utah Shakespeare Festival’s “The Winter’s Tale”

Keolanani Kinghorn
July 26, 2024

Humanizing a Legend: “The Mountaintop” at Utah Shakespeare Festival

Keolanani Kinghorn
July 24, 2024

Stellar Aspirations: Illuminating the Life of Henrietta Leavitt in “Silent Sky”

Keolanani Kinghorn
July 22, 2024

Step Right Up: Hilarious Hijinks at Utah Shakespeare Festival’s “The 39 Steps”

Keolanani Kinghorn
July 21, 2024

Much Ado About Everything: Noting the Humor and Heart in Shakespeare’s Comedy

Keolanani Kinghorn
April 10, 2024

“Bitter Lemon”: Welcome to Hell, Macbeth!

Keolanani Kinghorn
February 15, 2024

Reshaping Shakespeare for the Better: The World Premiere of “Balthazar” by Debora Threedy

Keolanani Kinghorn
November 19, 2023

Shakespeare Reimagined: “The Tempest” at University of Utah

Keolanani Kinghorn
November 15, 2023

Much Ado About . . . Something: Kenny Leon’s Update to a Classic

Keolanani Kinghorn

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