The new series, Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius, is the centrepiece of the BBC’s Shakespeare season celebrating the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s First Folio
Birmingham’s First Folio’s tour as part of the ‘Everything to Everybody’ Project culminates in a day of Shakespearean celebration at Bullring & Grand Central.
Stratford Literary Festival are delighted to announce that the University will become the Festival’s Education Partner from September.
Soul City Arts and the University of Birmingham’s Culture Forward initiative is thrilled to announce the unveiling of an arts installation entitled 'NOMAD.'
Students Mary (BA English with Shakespeare Studies) and Vanessa (BA Drama and English) share their experiences of the Stratford Residential study trip.
Signing Shakespeare project providing support to deliver compulsory teaching on the Bard in accessible way for deaf young people
The university’s Shakespeare Institute has this summer extended its collaboration not just with the Royal Shakespeare Company but with the State.
In partnership with the ‘Everything to Everybody’ Project the Punjabi bus will share South Asian material from Birmingham’s Shakespeare Collection.
Last week, the University welcomed almost one hundred international scholars onto campus for the ‘Authenticity and Adaptation’ conference.
Aimee shares the reasons she decided to study the Bard at the University of Birmingham and her favourite modules so far.
The annual Hay Festival was held in book town Hay-On-Wye from 25th May to 4th June this year.
Students on the Spring into Shakespeare short course had the opportunity to take part in a series of Q&A sessions with Royal Shakespeare Company practitioners.