Greetings! This is Emily with the Scrivener, your weekly dose of Shakespeare scholarship news with a bit of miscellaneous silliness to boot. I hope you all enjoy the holiday season and have a happy (and huzzah-filled) new year!
Much Ado meets Doctor Who
One of this year’s hottest London theater productions was the Catherine Tate [...]
Read further anon →Hello all and welcome to another weekly edition of The Scrivener, your place for all things Shakespeare and all things Scholarship. This week we have a little bit of everything: publications, conferences, Calls For Papers and more. So without further ado let’s get to it.
Shakespeare, the Renaissance and its beginnings: We all know [...]
Read further anon →The stories this week seemed so scattered and disconnected. But then as I was staring at the title of our weekly Foolery news, grumbling over something I had come across in my story gathering, and hoping (okay, maybe praying) for inspiration to strike…it did. I love this column and I have from the day it [...]
Read further anon →A loss to the acting world: John Wood dies at 81
I don’t think I can add much more to what was already written in the obituary linked above. If you had the good fortune of seeing him perform live, please share in the comment section below.
Last Chance at the Photo Contest
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Read further anon →The following is Dr. Diehl’s obituary as released by the family.
Huston Diehl of Iowa City died at home in the presence of her family on September 8, 2010. The cause of death was adenoid cystic carcinoma, diagnosed in 1998. She was 61.
The daughter of Dr. Gilbert Herman Diehl and Nancy Simons Diehl, Huston [...]
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