@KitMarlowe_1564 @TraceLarkhall @jamesthewallace @andykesson The borough in question (for the site of the Red Bull) was Islington... Because St. Bartholomew's (I think) is in Farringdon Ward Without, I guess it could be a City matter? Good luck with it!
In the dying hours of November 2023 I'm here to tell you that 'A Jacobean Company and Its Playhouse: the Queen's Servants at the Red Bull Theatre c. 1605-1619' was ten years old this month!
Here is the link to the online version:
https://t.co/mZbsDOQ2bp
Hurrah!😃
@eoin_price @TraceLarkhall Currently looking at a lot of new material, especially about the nature of Clerkenwell and, indeed, a whole well of Clerks, that might put these questions into better contexts. Working on bringing it all to a wider audience, too!
Here in #Galicia having a good time. My one and only beer during a free concert in #Santiago#Spain. Preceded by a brass band session round the corner, this was accompanied by some great #Jazz, played underneath a beautiful bas relief. Well why not? #pilgrims#beer#Iamcareful
@manuthebest58 If I focus on anything, it's the twitch in the entertainer's eye, not the fact of historical blackface @DavidOlusoga, although that interests me too. I look forward to catching up with the minstrelsy programme on i-player, and hope I meet you one day.
@maddysmith007 I worked with Patrick on the BBC Wendy Craig series, 'Nanny'. I played his niece, I think. We were an eccentric Suffolk family. He was a lovely man!
Pleased to announce our next exhibition, Folio 400: Shakespeare in Print
Drawing on Guildhall Library’s remarkable Shakespeare collections this exhibition examines the history of the printing of William Shakespeare’s plays, from the small ‘Quartos’ of the late 16c. 1/2
For women, singing is forbidden in Iran. This woman is bravely singing in one of Esfahan’s most historical mosques. When the security agent tried to stop her, she resisted and continued. Brave Iranian women like her will some day bring down this most anti-woman regime.