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Category: Shakespeare

Maya Angelou Still Rising

21 January 2022
drama, language, poetry, Shakespeare
maya angelou quarter

Times, they are a-changin’, sang Bob Dylan. He’s not just a singer, remember, but the winner of the Nobel Prize […]

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Farewell to Antony Sher

17 December 2021
drama, poetry, prose, Shakespeare
Antony Sher

At last we near the end of the autumn term and head towards Christmas. I hope that Santa has been […]

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New Sonnets Win Prize

5 November 2021
drama, literary prizes, poetry, Shakespeare

‘Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?’ ‘My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun.’ You might be familiar […]

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Rehearsals, Performance and True Crime

25 June 2021
drama, prose, Shakespeare

I hope that many of you will have seen a production by the Royal Shakespeare Company, whether that is live […]

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Start with Art

28 May 2021
drama, poetry, prose, Shakespeare, television

I have an eclectic selection of pointers this week, starting with Grayson Perry. You may be familiar with Perry’s ceramics, […]

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Happy Birthday, Shakespeare

24 April 2020
drama, Shakespeare

The last post featured some light-hearted humour; this one is more traditional, though there is still plenty of humour. Yesterday […]

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The Tempest

15 November 2019
drama, Shakespeare

Shakespeare’s The Tempest is a very late play by Shakespeare, among those often referred to as his ‘problem’ plays; they […]

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