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Edward Hall and his all-male, all-energy Propeller company revive their brash and brutal 2006 production of Shakespeare's war of (and within) the sexes comedy, in rep with 'Twelfth Night'. Two big successes the first time round, but does Hall's all-male Shakespeare policy hold up post the Donmar's all-female 'Julius Caesar'? During 'The Taming of the Shrew' Propeller will also be performing during the interval to raise money for Target Ovarian Cancer.
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