Shakespeare Institute news World Shakespeare Congress 2021 DescriptionShakespeare Institute faculty and PhD students were extensively involved in this year's virtual World Shakespeare Congress, hosted by the University of Singapore.Date:Friday 23 July 2021 Shakespeare Birthplace Trust appoints Shakespeare Institute Director to its Board DescriptionProfessor Michael Dobson joins the board as one of the trustees that make up the charity's governing body.Date:Friday 23 July 2021 Everything to Everybody: Bringing the Birmingham Shakespeare Memorial Library to the World DescriptionProfessor Michael Dobson in video conversation with Professor Ewan Fernie about the £1.7 million project 'Everything to Everybody'.Date:Friday 23 July 2021 Two new graffiti murals from Mohammed Ali put Shakespeare in the heart of Sparkbrook and Balsall Heath 'To tell My Story' (Hamlet) DescriptionArtist and Curator Mohammed Ali – Soul City Arts has created two new graffiti murals in the heart of Sparkbrook and Balsall Heath as part of the University of Birmingham's 'Everything to Everybody' ProjectDate:Thursday 15 July 2021 University of Birmingham inspires at Hay Festival Digital DescriptionEllen Addis, Midlands 4 Cities PhD student, watched top researchers from the University of Birmingham's as they took to the screen in this year's Hay Festival to lead talks and debates showcasing their research.Date:Thursday 24 June 2021 Shakespeare's Lost Interiors DescriptionPhD student Saoirse Laaraichi (Shakespeare Institute) writes for the CEMS KCL blogDate:Monday 21 June 2021 Successful launch of the Shakespeare Beyond Borders Alliance DescriptionShakespeare Beyond Borders Alliance is a global network established by the Shakespeare Institute with the aim of uniting those working with Shakespeare from around the world and from across the social spectrum.Date:Tuesday 15 June 2021 Creating Fury: the artistic directors DescriptionMadeleine Carter and Rebecca Feely (MA Shakespeare & Creativity) talk about their part in the series of monologues based on characters from Shakespeare, but translated into a modern context.Date:Monday 7 June 2021 Displaying 1 to 8 of 322 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next