Orson Welles paintings included in Sedona exhibit
The exhibit will showcase 30 artists and feature paintings by Orson Welles.
Tackling ‘King Lear’ by Orson Welles
An essay by Orson Welles, published before his final New York stage production in 1956.
Folger Shakespeare Library podcast gets much needed rescue (review)
Michael Anderegg, professor emeritus of English at the University of North Dakota and author of “Orson Welles, Shakespeare, and Popular Culture” provides fine insight.
‘Orson Welles in Focus’ captures many facets of amazing life
Editors Sidney Gottlieb and James N. Gilmore introduce a collection of Wellesian essays.
Simon Callow beginning work on ‘Orson Welles, Volume 4’
The fourth volume will cover the final 20 years of Orson Welles’ life.
Keith Baxter, co-starring in ‘Hamlet,’ reflects on working with Orson Welles
Hamlet with Keith Baxter continues through March 4 at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington DC.
Turin film museum contains trove of Orson Welles papers
The National Cinema Museum in Turin has a collection of Orson Welles papers that span the period from 1960 through 1976.
Orson Welles Crater on Mars, an out-of-this-world honor
Orson Welles Crater is an impact crater in the area known to geologists studying Mars as the Coprates quadrangle
Morgan Neville talks ‘Other Side of the Wind’ documentary
The documentary from Morgan Neville will use archival and new audio interviews with participants, as well as outtakes from “The Other Side of the Wind.”
Hail ‘Caesar’ — Looking back at Mercury Theatre’s first production
Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre production of Caesar was a Broadway sensation 80 years ago.
National Endowment for the Humanities grant will help analyze Orson Welles radio shows
The MacArthur-Verman led team involves a large team of scholars around the world as consultants, advisers and user-testers.
‘Considering Joseph Cotten’ at Museum of Modern Art
Films are scheduled from Jan. 3 through Feb. 14.