Annual play reading marathon at The Shakespeare Institute. This year reading the plays of John Webster & those who influenced him. June 10th - 28th #websterthon
Illustration of the Day: Shakespeare-Land (1910)
π¨πΌβπ¨ : E W Haslehust
7.) Charlecote
Legends of Shakespeare poaching deer in the park may be dubious, but @CharlecoteNT do have a copy of his 2nd Folio and a 1619 quarto of Merry Wives in their library:
https://t.co/SmMflRfqE6
AN ANNOUNCEMENT: Next year's marathon at @ShakesInstitute will be a #Globathon - covering the plays of The Globe Theatre from its beginning until the acquisition of the Blackfriars (1599-1607) - putting the plays of Shakespeare into their context.
Martin speaks for us all in thanking all in the @ShakesInstLib (and especially Kate Welch) for providing texts for every play, every day, and making our marathon run so smoothly.
Sir Thomas Wyatt -
Worcester's Men at the Rose Theatre
(where Heywood was in-house script man)
- only Webster & Dekker recorded on title page of Q 1607:
#websterthon#ThomasWyatt
Today at @ShakesInstitute the Webster Marathon concludes:
10.30: Sir Thomas Wyatt (with Thomas Dekker and Thomas Heywood)
2.00: Poetaster (by Ben Jonson)
Come & read, or follow the live-tweeting on #websterthon
Today at @ShakesInstitute the Webster Marathon continues:
2.00: Sejanusβ Fall (by Ben Jonson)
7.30: The Merry Devil of Edmonton (with Thomas Dekker)
Come & read, or follow the live-tweeting on #websterthon