Shakespeare Institute news 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 Shakespeare and Creativity MA students performed two new plays at The Other Place DescriptionAs part of their Shakespeare and Creativity MA, students from the University of Birmingham have presented two new plays in response to Shakespeare at The Other Place.Date:Thursday 11 July 2019 Module Focus: Shakespeare in Asia DescriptionStudents studying on our Shakespeare Institute distance learning programmes have the unique opportunity to study the performance of Shakespeare in Asia.Date:Friday 5 July 2019 Week long workshop with RSC Director Iqbal Khan DescriptionShakespeare Institute students talk about their experience of attending a week long workshop with RSC Director Iqbal Khan looking at the provocation "What is a modern history play?"Date:Thursday 6 June 2019 Exceptional, essential and highly original DescriptionSimon Smith's 'Musical Response in the Early Modern Playhouse, 1603-1625' wins the 2018 University English Book Prize.Date:Monday 29 April 2019 Shakespeare Institute's Dr Chris Laoutaris guests on Dan Snow's podcast DescriptionChris talked to the TV Historian about Shakespeare and LoveDate:Friday 29 March 2019 Displaying 1 to 8 of 318 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next