Tom Stoppard’s complex, critically acclaimed play “Arcadia” first premiered in April 1993 at the Royal National Theatre, one of London’s most venerated performing arts theaters, founded by Sir ...

Tom Stoppard’s most recent play ... another Tony award winner), Arcadia (1993), and his screenplay Shakespeare in Love (1998, cowritten with Marc Norman). In Leopoldstadt, these gifts are once again ...

Tom Stoppard has written 21 shows including Rosencrantz ... and The Fifteen Minute Hamlet (Playwright), Hapgood (Playwright), Arcadia (Playwright), The Real Thing (Playwright), Night and Day ...

In Tom Stoppard’s play Arcadia, a rich noblewoman named Lady Croom is having the grounds of her estate redone by the 1809 version of a trendy landscape architect. He wants to add all the ...

Arcadia. A key theme is the random nature of sexual attraction. Many saw it as inspired by Stoppard’s own rather reckless private life. But he and Ms. Kendal didn’t marry, and parted in 1998, a year ...

Originating in the early avant-garde, mathematics-infused theater reached a popular apex in Tom Stoppard’s 1993 play Arcadia. In The Proof Stage, mathematician Stephen Abbott explores this unlikely ...

The grand old enfant terrible of the British theatre, Tom Stoppard, has a penchant for peppering his plays with abstruse themes grubbed from herbaceous borders of science. Arcadia (1993 ...

Fresh off the back of his peerless Arcadia and pretty much the pre-eminent playwright of his day, in 1997 Tom Stoppard could have scored a hit if he’d released the phone directory as his new pla ...

is a Tom Stoppard adventure, with much of the delight in intellectual acrobatics you’d expect from the author of “Arcadia” and “Jumpers,” “The Real Thing” and “Rosencrantz and ...

Tom Stoppard is the preeminent English playwright of ideas, and this course will be devoted to studying four of his most distinguished plays: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (1967), Travesties ...