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Theater review: `Romeo and Juliet’

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Posted by Chad Jones on 31 May 09 - 1 Comment

Opened May 30, 2009 at the Bruns Amphitheater

Alex Morf and Sarah Nealis are the star-crossed young lovers in the California Shakespeare Theater’s season-opening production of Romeo and Juliet. Photos by Kevin Berne

Youthful passion, ancient hate heat up Cal Shakes’ `R&J’««« ½

An explosion of color, violence and surprising beauty, the giant splash of graffiti that dominates [...]

Review: `Twelfth Night’

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Posted by Chad Jones on 14 Sep 08 - 1 Comment

 

Alex Morf (left) is Viola disguised as Cesario and Stephen Barker Turner is Count Orsino in the California Shakespeare Theater’s season-ending production of Twelfth Night. Photos by Kevin Berne

 
Director’s vision weighs heavily on Cal Shakes’ `Twelfth Night’««

 
It’s not often you leave a Shakespeare play and feel like you need to take a shower.

That’s sort of [...]

Meet the twins: Alex Morf does `Twelfth Night’

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Posted by Chad Jones on 10 Sep 08 - 0 Comments

And suddenly, Alex Morf was everywhere.

Not exactly, but it sure seemed that there was the Bay Area theater scene without Alex Morf, and then with him – in a big way.

The wrestler from rural Iowa came to the end of his master’s program at American Conservatory Theater, and his career quite literally took off.

While he [...]