Veteran actor Patrick Stewart is known for his acclaimed performances on stage and his iconic roles in the “Star Trek” and “X-Men" franchises. Stewart joins Washington Post chief film critic Ann ...

Sir Patrick Stewart has a vivid memory of the day he left home, with a packed lunch from his mum stowed safely in his bag, to sit his eleven-plus exam. The tests were a standardized part of the ...

Because Shakespeare gave his hero and antihero equal weight, the contest between the actors playing them has never been that easy to call. By Ben Brantley In his fond memoir “Making It So,” the actor ...

Patrick Stewart remembers the first time he spoke a line of Shakespeare, in a class at Mirfield Secondary Modern in Yorkshire, England—it was “I have possessed your grace of what I purpose” from “The ...

Add to the list of Shakespearean tragedies ''King of Texas.'' Imagine setting ''King Lear'' in Texas, circa 1840. Then add Scottish-born actor Patrick ''Star Trek'' Stewart starring as a long-haired ...

Patrick Stewart wasn't always the consummate professional he is today. In fact, the British actor, a byproduct of the Royal Shakespeare Theater, took his new job on Star Trek: The Next Generation as ...

Accomplished actor – and now author – Sir Patrick Stewart comes to San Diego’s Balboa Theatre next month to discuss his long-awaited memoir, Making It So. “An Evening with Sir Patrick Stewart” takes ...

Our guest this week doesn't need much introduction. We're talking with the one and only Patrick Stewart. He's an actor who's been performing for well over 50 years now. He's a star of stage, screen ...