If you like your composers Russian, your theater traditional and your Shakespeare, well, everywhere, the Kennedy Center’s 2006/2007 season has much to please.
As part of “Shakespeare In Washington,” the Bard shows up in lots of the Center’s theatre, dance and orchestral offerings, from a Royal Shakespeare Company production of Coriolanus to the Kirov Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet.
The season also brings with it two new partnerships: Arlington’s Synetic Theater, which just had a hand in The Dybbuk, will present Frankenstein this September as part of a five-year relationship. Also, Shen Wei Dance Arts has received an arts residency from the Center.
