If you will be at SAA in Portland and have a book idea for Palgrave Shakespeare Studies, do be in touch. Also, be sure to stop by the PALGRAVE booth for a proposal form.
Just got the announcement of the publication of issue 41 of the Actes des congrès de la Société Française Shakespeare devoted to "Shakespeare and Gender".
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Is Shakespeare still relatable? This weekend, a conference at The Huntington examines the relevance of Shakespeare's plays and poems to controversial issues of our time. Preview some of the topics of discussion in this blog post by @dccallag: https://t.co/KSUgnyByL5
Shakespeare and Jonson, are just two of the authors who used ballads for ‘product placement’. Join Professor Tiffany Stern for her Inaugural lecture ‘Plays Inside Out’: Theatre, Marketing and Ballads 6pm 9 May Further details and register here
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Between 1821 and roughly 1960, it was extremely rare for a Black woman to perform Shakespeare onstage. On a new podcast episode, Joyce Green MacDonald tells us about four women who did. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/rw6zoNOSq0