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Mother Courage: The Power of Women in War
In Coriolanus and Wallenstein, two generations of women fight masculine battles from a position of weakness.

How to Unscramble a Teutonic Egg: Wallenstein, or, Democracy in Deutschland
"Friedrich Schiller is often classified as 'Germany’s Shakespeare,' but he is in fact a son of the Enlightenment," writes Drew Lichtenberg.

See MORE production photos: The Winter’s Tale
See a selection of newly released photos from STC’s production of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale, now playing at the Lansburgh Theatre.

Download the Winter’s Tale Asides
Read more about the play, the production, and the artists both on the stage and behind the scenes.

Download the Hero/Traitor Repertory Asides
No need to pick up a hard copy of Asides from the theatres. Download a PDF of the Coriolanus/Wallenstein issue right now.

Director’s Note: Coriolanus
David Muse talks about his interest in Shakespeare's "surprisingly modern" Coriolanus and his vision for the "neglected gem."

Director’s Words: Wallenstein
Michael Kahn discusses the importance of the world premiere of Wallenstein and the play's similarities to Shakespeare's work.

Theatricality, Artifice and the Mended World in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
Columbia professor Jean E. Howard, Ph.D., discusses The Winter's Tale and Shakespearean metatheatre.

See production photos: The Winter’s Tale
See photos of STC’s beautiful production of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, directed by Rebecca Taichman.

Bringing the Music of Shakespeare to Life
The Winter's Tale composer Nico Muhly, composer of film scores, classical music and operas, is no stranger to theatre.