Shakespeare Institute news What We May Be DescriptionAn exhibition and interactive event celebrating identity, in collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company.Date:Thursday 2 January 2020 The first great Shakespeare Library - A forgotten Birmingham story DescriptionListen to Shakespeare Institute's Professor Ewan Fernie discussing how the first great Shakespearean was in BirminghamDate:Thursday 5 December 2019 Shakespeare in China DescriptionProfessor Michael Dobson reports from a recent visit.Date:Tuesday 19 November 2019 Working with Shakespeare on stage and screen DescriptionProfessor Emeritus Russell Jackson in conversation with Michael Dobson, on the stories behind some of the draft shooting scripts, photographs of set designs, hand-annotated rehearsal texts of Shakespeare.Date:Monday 18 November 2019 94 AHRC-Funded Studentships available to support doctoral research DescriptionAHRC-funded studentships are now available for 2020 entry through the Midlands4Cities Doctoral Training Partnership.Date:Tuesday 22 October 2019 Shakespeare Professor elected Fellow of the British Academy DescriptionProfessor Tiffany Stern, a Fellow of the Shakespeare Institute, has been elected as a Fellow of the British Academy, in recognition of her research in Shakespeare and early modern drama.Date:Wednesday 31 July 2019 Finding new ways to help deaf young people access Shakespeare DescriptionThe RSC and the University of Birmingham have been exploring how rehearsal room techniques can help deaf young people understand and enjoy Shakespeare.Date:Monday 22 July 2019 Michael Dobson in Russia DescriptionA visit to St Tikhon's Orthodox University.Date:Tuesday 16 July 2019 Displaying 1 to 8 of 314 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next