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How Patrick Page Found Himself in Shakespeare’s Villains

Por: The Daily Beast Life October 17, 2023

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Patrick Page knows of what he speaks. The -nominated and -winning star of —and, as the Green Goblin, venerable survivor of Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark—has played many of ’s villains.In his 85-minute one-man , All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain (), Page wants to analyze not just what makes the tick, but how and why created such lasting characters, and character types for villains that have followed for centuries... + full article



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