All The Devils Are Here
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Dubbed “The villain of Broadway” by Playbill, Tony Award Nominee® and Grammy Award Winner® Patrick Page has never shied away from exploring his dark side.
Now, with this tour de force show, he turns his attention to the twisted motivation and hidden humanity at the heart of Shakespeare’s greatest villains. Moving swiftly through the Shakespeare canon, Page illuminates the playwright's ever-evolving conception of evil by delving into more than a dozen of his most wicked creations. Thrilling, biting, hilarious, and enlightening, what Page delivers is a masterclass on the most terrifying subject of them all: human nature.
“A force of nature! One of America’s greatest classical actors…” – Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal
“So damn good. The best one-person show I’ve come across…” – Peter Marks, The Washington Post
“…it’s like watching a chameleon change hues before your eyes: stupefying, effortless.” – Maya Phillips, The New York Times
Now, with this tour de force show, he turns his attention to the twisted motivation and hidden humanity at the heart of Shakespeare’s greatest villains. Moving swiftly through the Shakespeare canon, Page illuminates the playwright's ever-evolving conception of evil by delving into more than a dozen of his most wicked creations. Thrilling, biting, hilarious, and enlightening, what Page delivers is a masterclass on the most terrifying subject of them all: human nature.
“A force of nature! One of America’s greatest classical actors…” – Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal
“So damn good. The best one-person show I’ve come across…” – Peter Marks, The Washington Post
“…it’s like watching a chameleon change hues before your eyes: stupefying, effortless.” – Maya Phillips, The New York Times
Group Minimum
8 or more ticketsAudience
Recommended for 10 +Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
