Thursday seminars at the Shakespeare Institute In 'Events' EventsThursday seminarsPast events Back to 'Shakespeare Institute' During the Autumn and Spring terms, the Institute runs a series of Thursday seminars which are given by members of staff and invited speakers. The seminars usually start at 14:00 in The Shakespeare Institute Hall, and last approximately 45 minutes. They will be followed by a question and answer session. The Dramatic Manuscripts of Sir Edward Dering (1598-1644): A Cast List and a Plot Date04/10/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by John Jowett (Shakespeare Institute). Shakespeare makes copies Date11/10/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Dianne Mitchell (The Queen's College, University of Oxford). Life-like Angelo Date18/10/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Katharine Craik (Oxford Brookes University). Shakespeare Institute Seminar Date25/10/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Zachary Lesser (University of Pennsylvania). Rude Wind': King Lear – canonicity versus physicality Date01/11/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Peter Smith (Nottingham Trent University). Shakespeare and "Brand Britain": Representing the Nation in Twenty-first Century Performances of Shakespeare Date15/11/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Stephen Purcell (University of Warwick). Shakespeare Institute Seminar Date22/11/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Lucy Munro (King's College, University of London). Waxy Ears and Ungodly Itching: Retracing Musical Response in the Early Modern Playhouse Date29/11/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Simon Smith (The Shakespeare Institute). Shakespeare Institute Seminar Date06/12/2018DescriptionShakespeare Institute Thursday Seminar given by Jonathan Culpeper (Lancaster University). A selection of Thursday Seminars... Shakespearean Comedy and the Curseof RealismProfessor Michael Dobson An interview with Simon Russell Beale What manner of man was he?Professor Sir Stanley Wells       Editing Hamlet for performanceAbigail Rokison-Woodall