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Odin Teatret: Theatre in a New Century
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Adam Ledger's book published by Palgrave Macmillan.
Date:
27/11/2012
PR placement with Democracy
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2nd Year Drama student, Harriet Henderson, discusses her experience as a Professional Bursary Winner.
Date:
23/11/2012
Capitol Letters Issue 2
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ACS student newsletter - Election Special.
Date:
23/11/2012
Redcrosse in Coventry
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On the evening of Saturday 17 November, the Royal Shakespeare Company presented Redcrosse at Coventry Cathedral for the Cathedral's 50th birthday. Redcrosse was written by Professor Ewan Fernie in conjunction with the major contemporary poets Jo Shapcott, Michael Symmons Roberts and Andrew Motion.
Date:
22/11/2012
The Shakespeare Institute announce Birmingham Fellow
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The Shakespeare Institute is delighted to announce that Dr Chris Laoutaris, currently of University College, London, will be taking up a Birmingham Fellowship at the Institute in the autumn of 2013.
Date:
13/11/2012
Shakepseare Institute Open Afternoon
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The Shakespeare Institute will be hosting an open afternoon for prospective students on Thursday 29 November 2012.
Date:
09/11/2012
U.S. Election - Student stories
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Lucy Shilling, Tilly Salter, Joanne Goldhawk and Matthew McGrath are third-year students in American and Canadian Studies who are currently doing a required year abroad at an American university as part of their degree. Before the world congratulated Barack Obama on a second term in office, Lucy, Tilly, Matthew and Joanne, wrote about their experiences of being on the U.S. Election campaign trail.
Date:
08/11/2012
'Measure for Measure'
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Professor Ewan Fernie from the Shakespeare Institute recently gave the opening plenary at the aggregation conference on 'Measure for Measure' at the Sorbonne.
Date:
26/10/2012
A Boy from Stratford, 1769-1916
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A podcast by Michael Dobson from the Shakespeare Institute.
Date:
26/10/2012
Professor Steve Ellis wins the Giles Hart prize
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The H. G. Wells Society recently announced the inaugural Giles Hart Prize for an essay that makes an outstanding contribution to Wells studies. The prize was awarded to Professor Steve Ellis in the Department of English.
Date:
25/10/2012
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