Shakespeare Institute news Latest storiesRSS FeedAtom Feed Erin Sullivan made a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Association DescriptionThe fellowship recognizes her contributions to distance learning at the Shakespeare Institute and to her commitment to student-focused pedagogy in both the traditional, on-site classroom and the online one.Date:16/04/2018 'Fire At Sea' - Professor Richard Wilson DescriptionIn the lead-up to Radical Mischief (20-21 July 2018) the TOP blog is hosting responses to the conference's nine provocations. Professor Wilson is the Sir Peter Hall Professor of Shakespeare Studies at Kingston University, London.Date:19/03/2018 Dreaming up your island' - Madeline Sayet DescriptionIn the lead-up to Radical Mischief (20-21 July 2018) the TOP blog is hosting responses to the conference's nine provocations. Madeline Sayet is a director of classics, new plays, and opera.Date:19/03/2018 Shakespearean Comedy and the Curse of Realism DescriptionVideo of seminar given by Professor Michael Dobson of the Shakespeare Institute, at The Other Place, Stratford upon Avon.Date:12/03/2018 Institute PhD student Rosie Fielding welcomed as a member of the Waseda research community DescriptionInstitute PhD student Rosie Fielding has been warmly welcomed as a member of the Waseda research community, as this article on the Waseda website showsDate:05/03/2018 An interview with Simon Russell Beale DescriptionOn 1 February 2018, the distinguished Shakespearean actor Simon Russell Beale was formally made an Honorary Senior Research Fellow of the Shakespeare Institute, and celebrated by giving a wide-ranging public interview to the Institute's Dr Abigail Rokison-Woodall.Date:05/03/2018 Shakespeare Country DescriptionDigital Shakespeares share their guide to Stratford-upon-Avon in this latest blog post.Date:27/02/2018 #YouToo, Helena?: All's Well That Ends Well and Sexual Consent DescriptionThere are many questions inspired by Shakespeare's problem play of dubious decision-making, All's Well That End's Well, but foremost among them must be, "What the hell, Helena?". Kelsey Ridge explores Helena's darker, aggressive side to her relationship with Bertram.Date:27/02/2018 The Philip Massinger play reading marathon DescriptionEvery June, members of The Shakespeare Institute read aloud, in chronological order, the complete dramatic canon of a sixteenth- or early seventeenth-century playwright. The exercise enables us to observe, in concentrated form, the development of a single dramatist's imagination and technique, and to experience a large number of neglected plays by a significant talent of the Shakespearian era.Date:21/02/2018 Postgraduate study in Shakespeare: an open day in Stratford-upon-Avon DescriptionAn event for prospective postgraduate students with an interest in Shakespeare.Date:20/02/2018 Displaying 1 to 10 of 293 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next