American Shakespeare Center retweeted
8 November 1623: The #FirstFolio went on sale, following its registration at The Worshipful Company of Stationers.
8 November 2023: 400 years on, we celebrate its legacy today. Because without it, we would have lost 18 of Shakespeare's plays including #Macbeth and more 📚
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
It’s #Folio400 day! 🥳
How will you be celebrating the 400th anniversary of the publication of Shakespeare’s First Folio?
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
Replying to @shakespearectr
@shakespearectr can add a dangerous edge to scenes so raw you’re not sure where the next blow will come from, in "Coriolanus."
Click to read our review by Andrew Walker White. #dctheatre
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“What stood out most [...] was the inventiveness of the ASC...”
Noel Sloboda reviews @shakespearectr ’s '22 Thrive, dir Larissa Lury, & Twelfth Night, dir Jenny Bennett.
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📷 Anna Kariel Photography
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Working on a January/February 2024 feature right now about the American Shakespeare Center in Staunton, #Virginia. This venerable organization is one of the most respected in the world, and the best in the U.S. @shakespearectr does it with the lights on. – at Richmond, VA
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📌🎭🤓COMING SOON...the @shakespearectr 2023 Blackfriar's Conference with keynotes by Keith Hamilton Cobb, Patricia Akhimie and Sir Trevor Nunn!
👇🏿Conference program below...JOIN US!
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Replying to @shakespearectr
@shakespearectr The Kickstarter campaign for my 4th #Shakespeare graphic novel - Richard The Third - opens tomorrow
Following my successes with Macbeth, Hamlet & Midsummer Night's Dream, my new book is in the style of Dogman et al
Any chance of a RT?
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American Shakespeare Center retweeted
Today is the #SummerSolstice and that means Midsummer’s Day, and Midsummer’s Night, isn’t far away 🧚
There’s still plenty of time on the longest day to test your knowledge of A Midsummer Night’s Dream before entering into any magical woods 👉 bit.ly/2CH8REk
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
And this our life exempt from public haunt
Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks,
Sermons in stones and good in every thing.
😌 #AsYouLikeIt
🌳 #WorldEnvironmentDay
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
'Let us celebrate their gift of one of the most important and influential books ever published'
From @FolgerLibrary to @ShakespeareBT, Sir @stanley_wells shares his encounters with Shakespeare's First Folio... and his complaints with its compilers😉 bit.ly/3qmcvvx
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
Come see The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) Revised (Again) at @shakespearectr in #Staunton.
#spring #plays #theater #sundayvibes
#plans #ShakespeareSunday – at Staunton, VA
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
GOOD MORNING 🌞
Coming up on @WHSVnews Daybreak at 6:
🔶Checking in on avian flu cases around Virginia
🔶@shakespearectr prepares to perform "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] (again)"
🔶A comfortable and sunny day
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
Shakespeare wrote two series of history plays: the First Tetralogy covers the Wars of the Roses, following with the Henriad in a Second Tetralogy (a prequel if you will)
Heminge and Condell, however, arranged his Histories in chronological order.
#FolioFriday #Folio400
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How did Shakespeare’s First Folio come to be?
A book put together, printed and initially sold in the City of London 400 years ago, take a sneak peek as we visit @stationerscomms @StationersHall to see the entry for the Folio in our upcoming documentary, Will’s Book.
#Folio400
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We’re here at the @shakespearectr celebrating Shakespeare’s birthday! Why sheep and Shakespeare you ask? The playhouse is currently showing “As You Like It,” which has a shepherd, who obviously would have some sheep!
#shakespeare #visitstaunton #sheepontheloose #museummascot
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What are you doing for lunch today? If you live or work in @Staunton, consider a visit to Europe! Enjoy a FREE one-hour concert (12 pm) that spans the music of Mozart's era - across Paris, Berlin & Vienna. stauntonmusicfestival.org/ev…
#Staunton #Concert @HeifetzMusic @shakespearectr
American Shakespeare Center retweeted
"A fool, a fool! I met a fool i’th’ forest,
A motley fool – a miserable world!"
- As You Like It, 2.7
If you could meet any of Shakespeare's fools this #AprilFoolsDay, who would it be?
bit.ly/3Jve9jq
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'And this our life, exempt from public haunt,
Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks,
Sermons in stones, and good in everything'
Follow along with the text from Shakespeare's First Folio as actor Simon Russell Beale reads the Duke's speech, #AsYouLikeIt.
#Folio400
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All the world's a stage... 🎭
Happy #WorldTheatreDay!
📸 Clive Sherlock




























