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Latest installment of "Speaking of Shakespeare" @SofShakespeare features Alexa Alice Joubin discussing her latest book, "Shakespeare and East Asia." Other topics include race and gender studies in Shakespeare, and global Shakespearean adaptation: youtu.be/o_-biL3mSyg.
Latest installment of "Speaking of Shakespeare" @SofShakespeare features Richard Strier of the University of Chicago about his recent book, Shakespearean Issues: Agency, Skepticism, and Other Puzzles: youtu.be/XBRYYBpRh7I
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With the end of 2022 comes the World Shakespeare Bibliography's Winter 2022 quarterly update, featuring entries on many articles, books, dissertations and performances from across the globe.
The latest "Speaking of Shakespeare" features a talk with Peter Holland of the University of Notre Dame about Peter’s recent book, "Shakespeare and Forgetting": youtu.be/kyRrGMOmuCs
The full list of Speaking of Shakespeare talks can be found at: youtube.com/c/SpeakingofShak….
This week's "Speaking of Shakespeare" features Michael Dobson, Director of the Shakespeare Institute in Stratford-upon-Avon. The conversation focuses on the Institute’s programs & his recent work on Shakespeare in national repertories across the globe: youtu.be/yLD12_PYEYQ
CFP: "Shakespeare Towards An End"
Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, 24-27 May 2023
Venue: Spier Wine Estate, outside Cape Town
Abstracts for 20-minute papers and presentations due 9 Dec 2022. (1/2)
Please find the full CFP at the following link:
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The latest "Speaking of Shakespeare" features Stephen Wittek of Carnegie Mellon University on conversion, religious and otherwise, in Shakespeare and about Shakespearean performance in virtual reality: youtu.be/oPcSJO2al5Q
"Speaking of Shakespeare" is an interview series with Prof. Thomas Dabbs of Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo. The full list of talks is here:
youtube.com/c/SpeakingofShak…
The latest "Speaking of Shakespeare" interviews Prof. Laura Mandell @mandellc from @TAMU_CoDHR, publisher of the New Variorum Shakespeare, which will provide open access to the full history of Shakespearean editions and annotations, and much more: youtu.be/7zy8GcBtv7E
Latest "Speaking of Shakespeare": Christopher Highley discusses recent book on the Blackfriars complex and district in early modern London:
youtu.be/h6Q7J15iJIg
"Unmasking Shakespeare," 5th ASA conference, to be held online on 10-12 November, 2022 asianshakespeare.org/confere…
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The World Shakespeare Bibliography is pleased to announce its Fall quarterly update. Highlights for this quarter include entries for the recent edited collections "Lockdown Shakespeare" (2022) edited by @gemmaallred @Ben_Broadribb @_erinsullivan_
The World Shakespeare Bibliography is pleased to announce its Fall quarterly update. Highlights for this quarter include entries for the recent edited collection "Women and Indian Shakespeares" edited by @thea987 @markbur08007930, Sangetta Datta and Rosa Garcia-Periago
"Browse as Interface in Shakespeare's Texts and the World Shakespeare Bibliography Online" by @heidicraig & @Laura_Estill is now out in "The Routledge Handbook of Shakespeare and Interface" edited by @PaulBudra and Clifford Werier!
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The 11th World Shakespeare Congress in 2026 to be held in Verona, Italy. Local Organizing Committee headed by Prof. Silvia Bigliazzi of the Università di Verona, with Emanuel Stelzer as co-Chair. (1/2)
Professors Shaul Bassi (University of Venice Ca Foscari), Fernando Cioni (University of Florence) and Eric Nicholson (NYU, Florence) are members of the Advisory Board. The proposed dates, yet to be fully confirmed, will be 20-26 July. (2/2) internationalshakespeare.org…
Latest installment of "Speaking with Shakespeare" interviews Fiona Ritchie about her forthcoming book on 18th-century theatre, "Shakespeare in the Theatre: Sarah Siddons and John Philip Kemble" youtu.be/0hu7vZi3LGQ
Latest Speaking of Shakespeare: Lucy Munro (King’s College, London) discusses her recent book ‘Shakespeare in the Theatre: The King’s Men’ and shares her perspectives on the Blackfriars playhouse, lost plays, and early modern theater architecture: youtu.be/5_ZIK3Ekxd4
Note: Previously scheduled for July 14, the World Shakespeare Bibliography’s account migration will be complete on Tuesday, July 19.”
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On July 14, the World Shakespeare Bibliography’s account management system for personal users will be upgraded as part of Oxford University Press’s ongoing Oxford Academic account maintenance migration.
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On July 14, the World Shakespeare Bibliography’s account management system for personal users will be upgraded as part of Oxford University Press’s ongoing Oxford Academic account maintenance migration.
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🧵 1/3 The World Shakespeare Bibliography is delighted to announce its Summer quarterly update. Highlights include entries for the PBS documentary American Masters: Joe Papp in Five Acts
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2/3 and the Public Theater and National Black Theatre’s production of Fat Ham.
With the summer Shakespeare season once more in full swing, the WSB is proud to provide access to the latest in Shakespeare performance.
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In the latest "Speaking of Shakespeare," Mark Thornton Burnett of Queen’s University, Belfast, discusses Shakespearean adaptations in film, historically and across the globe. youtu.be/ok3Ab-7bsDk
Find the entire Speaking of Shakespeare series here: youtube.com/c/SpeakingofShak…
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In the latest "Speaking of Shakespeare," Harvard University's Stephen Greenblatt discusses his work on Shakespeare.
youtu.be/5bE7LYRO_6M