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Ever wonder why Shakespeare still shapes what we say? See 100 idioms we use today, their meanings, and the plays that coined them.
From mistaken identity and dramatic irony to supernatural forces and tragic heroes, discover five defining Shakespearean tropes that still shape storytelling today.
Take a look at the street in central London where Shakespeare lived his final days
The monarch sat with the audience to watch a performance of the Royal Shakespeare Company's The Tempest.
THE future of Shakespeare may well lie beyond the English language. That was the striking message I took away from a talk by translation studies scholar Professor Susan Bassnett at...
For centuries, academics have sought to uncover more details about Shakespeare's later life—and this discovery sheds new light on that time.
Was hat der bedeutende englische Dichter William Shakespeare mit Bordesholm zu tun? Eines seiner bekanntesten Werke wird 2027 zum 700. Geburtstag von Bordesholm am See inszeniert....
Who was Shakespeare's wife Agnes, or Anne as she's been known to most historians, and what was her relationship to the man, eight years her junior, who ended up becoming one of the...
It seems appropriate, in this week that we celebrated the anniversary of the birth – and, let's face it, the death – of William Shakespeare that new drama Mint (BBC1, Mon, 9pm) sho...
What the ‘most lamentable’ tragedy of Titus Andronicus teaches us about ‘most lamentable’ idea of civility today.Continue reading on Medium »
In confirming the precise location of William Shakespeare’s Blackfriars house, a British scholar raises fresh questions about what he intended to do with it.
Coville's picture book adaptations of Shakespeare's plays do justice to the stories and serve as excellent introductions. The post Bruce Coville’s Shakespeare Retellings: Macbeth a...
HAMLET IN FLAMES, ACT THREE...
Why study Shakespeare? We’re so glad you asked! To quote the chapter on literary retellings in The Redeemed Reader: Cultivating a Child’s Discernment and Imagination Through Truth...
I WRITE this on what is traditionally celebrated as Shakespeare’s birthday (23 April): a good time to be thankful for him and to celebrate his work, although actually any time is a...
These books take place in various historical eras and touch upon themes found in Hamnet, including motherhood, family drama, and art.
It is widely believed (by me, just now) that William Shakespeare revised his plays constantly, fueled by ambition, self-doubt, and whatever they drank instead of coffee back then....
SHAKESPEARE was well versed in philosophy, because of the European, humanist education that he received at the Stratford-upon-Avon Grammar School, as well as the reading that he di...
Looking forward to taking the stage in the Globe Theatre’s upcoming 65th anniversary production of Romeo & Juliet are Maegan Stedman-Ashford (centre) and members of the origina...
Historians say the newly discovered location changes what we know about Shakespeare’s final years.
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