Most recent
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3 Oct 2013:
Lyn Gardner: From rabble-rousing to quietly comforting, which monologues make you lean forward in your seat?
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Guardian Professional, 27 Sep 2013:
In a link-up with a new creative startup, Shakespeare's Globe has attempted to augment the arts education experience
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25 Sep 2013:
A third of the population don't, according to a new survey. But look on the bright side - one in three of us has actually read it
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24 Sep 2013:
Rachel O'Riordan's brawny production is full of intelligent, invigorating performances, writes Mark Fisher
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Competition, 23 Sep 2013:
Enter to win a full day of theatre! Grand prize includes tickets to both critically acclaimed productions and a special Shakespeare-inspired dinner in between shows
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23 Sep 2013:
Coleridge feared them, Shakespeare sent up the queen with them, and Dallas used them to get out of an enormous hole. Lucy Powell on the debt art owes to the power of dreams – and nightmares
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20 Sep 2013:
Infinity Blade III, Toca Cars, Hamlet: Explore Shakespeare, Grand Theft Auto V: iFruit, Angry Birds Star Wars II, Google Wallet, Axel Scheffler's Flip Flap Farm and more. By Stuart Dredge
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20 Sep 2013: No love at first sight for US critics as David Leveaux's Romeo and Juliet, also starring Condola Rashād, opens in New York
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20 Sep 2013:
The banal, biscuit-box Shakespeare – all humanism and moralism – needs to be broken up and his work made subversive again, argue Simon Critchley and Jamieson Webster. They begin with his greatest play
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20 Sep 2013:
Sherlock actor in talks with producer Sonia Friedman to play Dane in London's West End next year
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20 Sep 2013: Michael Billington: one of the most senseless Shakespearean productions I have seen in a long time
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17 Sep 2013:
Noel Coward Theatre, London
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14 Sep 2013: The RSC is turning to Jacobean drama in search of better roles for women. So does the Shakespearean tradition hold actresses back?
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13 Sep 2013:
Whether it's an Irish Chekhov or an American classic, Mark Lawson finds that boiling down a nation's theatrical tradition to a single work is a difficult business
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9 Sep 2013:
Anne Tyler and Jeanette Winterson also on board to rewrite famous plays – but author yet to be found for tragedies
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