A three-day online event will celebrate the launch of the Shakespeare Beyond Borders Alliance bringing people together who work within the field of Shakespeare.
A series of monologues based on characters from Shakespeare developed by postgraduate students from the University of Birmingham's Shakespeare Institute.
The Hive Gallery is pleased to exhibit for the first time in Birmingham, ' The Machinery', an audio-visual instillation capturing the earliest known machine dance.
Dr Rose Whyman hosted a webinar "Rediscovering Stanislavsky".
Ruth Gilligan of the Department of Creative Writing was awarded the Royal Society of Literature's Ondaatje prize for books that "best evoke the spirit of a place".
The 'missing link' that helped our ancestors to begin communicating with each other through language may have been iconic sounds, giving rise to the unique human power to coin new words describing the world around us
Five skills you will develop on a postgraduate research course in the College of Arts and Law
Five skills you will develop on a postgraduate research course in the College of Arts and Law
To celebrate National Share a Story Month, the National Literacy Trust is launching My Birmingham Story, a campaign that invites people from Birmingham to share their experiences and memories of life in the city.
John Kani tells all in an in-depth interview with the Shakespeare Institute's Michael Dobson.
B-Film creates a scholarly space for forceful argument and keen collaboration. Shifting this scholarly space online because of the pandemic has resulted in a surge of activities and audiences.
Join Professor Michael Dobson as meets the South African actor John Kani to award him the 2021 Pragnell Prize.