A selection of news stories from our department websites relating to the College of Arts and Law Graduate School.
Latest stories
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- Shakespeare Institute PhD student Rowan Mackenzie discusses her work in applied Shakespeare, particularly her own organisation Shakespeare Unbard.
- Date:
- 02/07/2020
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- Latest volume of the interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal, edited by English Literature doctoral researchers Liam Knight and Jayde Martin.
- Date:
- 29/06/2020
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- Charlie Bannocks (MA Shakespeare and Creativity) shares her love of A Midsummer Night's Dream - from her own experience of directing productions in Russia to puppets.
- Date:
- 25/06/2020
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- This year the Shakespeare Institute has moved its annual Play Reading Marathon online. Dr Martin Wiggins discusses the benefits of going global.
- Date:
- 19/06/2020
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- As part of her dissertation, MA Shakespeare and Creativity student, Charlotte Bannocks, has been working hard to make Shakespeare accessible to family audiences by creating three short films, using puppets.
- Date:
- 19/06/2020
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- Within the College of Arts and Law, staff and students have adapted to a new way of working, with teaching and studying taking place at home through a variety of virtual platforms.
- Date:
- 19/06/2020
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- Is Hamlet a play that is as precise, sophisticated and challenging in its visual stagecraft as in its verbal design, requiring playgoers' eyes to be as engaged and critically reflective as their ears?
- Date:
- 17/06/2020
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- Our MA Art History and Curating students discussing completing their courses during Lockdown.
- Date:
- 15/06/2020
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- Tiffany Stern (the Shakespeare Institute) sets to find which Shakespeare text is most 'doggy' by examining six dog-filled plays, and featuring special guest appearances by Millie the puppy.
- Date:
- 11/06/2020
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- Simon Smith talks about Hamlet and stagecraft
- Date:
- 04/06/2020