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Steven here, and welcome to O What Learning Is , your place for all things Shakespeare and Education related.I was off last week due to an unexpected emergency. So what do I have for you this week? Well this week two Oxford Professor’s offered up proof that Shakespeare had a c0-author and that [...]
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Welcome back to Speak the Speech. I hope you all had a great time celebrating Shakespeare’s birthday! Lots of great things are happening in performance news this week.
Onward! After cancelling its fall 2011 season due to the loss of government funding, North Carolina Shakespeare is BACK! They announced their 2012 season, which includes [...]
Read further anon →Hello All and welcome to another edition of O What Learning Is. Your place for everything education and Shakespeare related. So what have we got for you this week: First is Yale’s continuation of their year long Shakespeare celebration with Bard like slam poetry and other events. Second is a one woman show of Nearly [...]
Read further anon →Welcome back to Speak the Speech. The performances we are looking at this week are a bit more demure than all those “performance” title suggestions tweeted under #shakesporn.
The Acting Company, a terrific group based out of New York, reaches Gary, Indiana, this week on their tour of The Comedy of Errors. The [...]
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The Public Theater announced its 50th Shakespeare in the Park season including As You Like It and Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim.
A bit of extra drama during Orlando Shakespeare Theater’s opening night of Romeo and Juliet: Johnny Lee Davenport, a favorite [...]
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Steven here again to give you all the 411 related to Shakespeare and Education news. So what is up this week for education: Shakespeare exhibitions at Yale and Ohio State University, Minnesota students learning Shakespeare from professional actors and a whole lot more.
Yale Celebrating Shakespeare; First up Shakespeare on Canvas
Yale [...]
This week in education, The Public Theater offers free post-show discussions with admission to Titus Andronicus, actor Kevin Spacey gives back to students and actors, and BAFTA/LA uses Shakespeare to reach out to inner-city youth.
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