Shakespeare Institute news Latest storiesRSS FeedAtom Feed Olivia Winteringham, RSC guest artist, on working with MA students from the Shakespeare Institute DescriptionEach year, the RSC invites a guest artist to collaborate on the Shakespeare and Society module of the Shakespeare Institute's MA Shakespeare and Creativity. Olivia Winteringham, co-artistic director of KILN theatre company, talks about her experience of working with students on the programme.Date:17/10/2017 Student experience: an intensive devising weekend with KILN DescriptionLorna Giltrow-Shaw, MA Shakespeare and Creativity student, talks to us about her experience of an intensive devising weekend in The Other Place.Date:13/10/2017 Voice and Text Coach Nia Lynn on working with Drama and Theatre Arts students DescriptionRSC Education Associate Practitioner, Nia Lynn, talks about a Voice and Text workshop she delivered to undergraduate Drama and Theatre Arts students, as part of the University's ongoing collaboration with the RSC.Date:13/10/2017 Waseda University visit DescriptionOn 5 and 6 October the Shakespeare Institute and Waseda University collaborated in two events commemorating the life and work of the great Japanese director of Shakespeare, Yukio Ninagawa (1936-2916).Date:09/10/2017 Lloyd Davis Visiting Professor in Shakespeare Studies at the University of Queensland, Australia. DescriptionEwan Fernie has recently returned from a stint as the Lloyd Davis Visiting Professor in Shakespeare Studies at the University of Queensland, Brisbane.Date:02/10/2017 Ninagawa Shakespeare Memorial Symposium at the Embassy of Japan in UK DescriptionProfessor Michael Dobson is taking part in a special symposium on the internationally-acclaimed Japanese theatre director Yukio Ninagawa, with a focus on his unique Shakespeare productions.Date:29/09/2017 Making Shakespeare great again DescriptionDoctoral Researcher Ella Hawkins discusses how historical styles can be an effective means of exploring contemporary issues in Shakespearean performance.Date:21/09/2017 Making Shakespeare great again DescriptionDoctoral Researcher Ella Hawkins discusses how historical styles can be an effective means of exploring contemporary issues in Shakespearean performance.Date:21/09/2017 Sir Peter Hall, 1930-2017 DescriptionProfessor Michael Dobson pays tribute.Date:13/09/2017 'The collaboration truly is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for students' DescriptionSophia Robertshaw, our Student Experience Officer for the School of English, Drama, and American & Canadian Studies, talks about the Royal Shakespeare Company collaboration's key benefits for students.Date:05/09/2017 Displaying 1 to 10 of 275 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next