This Friday you can meet the minds behind Shakespeare's First Folio: All The Plays: A Children's Edition 📖🪶
Join us at The Shakespeare Bookshop on 5 April, from 11am to 1pm and meet Emily Sutton, the illustrator, and Anjna Chouhan, the editor.
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📣 Only 1 ticket remaining for our June Herbalist Workshop at Anne Hathaway's Cottage on 19 June.
👉 Book now so you don't miss this session! https://t.co/iucl5ultPG
Visit New Place today and get immersed in 'Shakespeare's Musick' with talented performers from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire 🎵 Included in admission - you can find out more and book here 🎫 https://t.co/haY4lRWw4Q
It's #NationalGinDay 🥂Cheers!
Our own Shakespeare Signature Edition Gin is made with traditional Tudor botanicals including, rosemary, lavender and honey.
We recommend serving over ice, with a sprig of rosemary and tonic water. Raise a glass and enjoy 🍸
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Greg Doran will be signing copies of his new book, My Shakespeare: A Director's Journey through the First Folio, this Friday.
📅28 April
🕰️1.30-2.30
📌In the Shakespeare Bookshop
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If you can't join us on the day, we'll have signed copies in our online shop.
We’re thrilled that our Shakespeare Gin Signature Edition has been shortlisted for the #CulturalEnterprisesAwards 2023 in the Best Product category. Congratulations to our retail team and special thanks to our friends @PinnockGin. Good luck to all the other finalists!
@yevrahjalocin Mick Manning and Brita Granstrom's 'Taff in the WAAF' and 'Tail-end Charlie'.
More scrapbook than conventional picture book, 'My Secret War Diary, by Flossie Albright: My History of the Second World War 1939-1945' by Marcia Williams.
3 October 1817. John Keats visits Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford-Upon-Avon.
Keats signs the visitors' book, writing 'everywhere' as his place of abode. Poets, eh? Sadly, there's no record what he bought in the gift shop: https://t.co/iRLRmrihiB @ShakespeareBT
After my stay in hospital (during which staff had saved my life at least twice), people asked me what I thought of the care I got. I said, it was mostly very good, but in the end, it was badly affected by one thing. 'What's that?' they said. 'Oxford commas,' I said.
Thanks to Will, Felix, Johan, Luke and Tara for their musical contributions in this afternoon’s Leavers’ Service. You have been valued members of Chapel Choir. We look forward to welcoming you back to sing with us at Christmas!