This blog post asks: how would Shakespeare’s plays appear to us if we had the worldview of an Elizabethan audience? It examines some of the key beliefs and ideas of hierarchy, duty and disorder, and p...

How do you write a "complete" life of Shakespeare when very little complete information about his life exists? Paul Menzer manages to do just that—while throwing some "wobbles into the orbit" of well-...

Arden Shakespeare Fourth Series, edited by Curtis Perry and Ayanna Thompson

This event is part of the free Lunchtime Lecture series. Booking is recommended but not essential.

This blog post asks: how would Shakespeare’s plays appear to us if we had the worldview of an Elizabethan audience? It examines some of the key beliefs and ideas of hierarchy, duty and disorder, and p...

Arden Shakespeare Fourth Series, edited by Andrew James Hartley

For over a hundred years, The Arden Shakespeare has published scholarly editions of the full range of Shakespeare’s works, edited and annotated by world-leading experts.

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Ruff Radio · Episode

Mysterious portrait contains clues to Shakespeare’s support of one of the most controversial political figures in Elizabeth I’s court.