Shakespeare Week 2021 goes digital
Virtual celebrations use Shakespeare to support children's wellbeing
Press Releases
The latest news from the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.
Bringing Shakespeare to life for children at home
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust launches free online resources and activities for children during the national coronavirus lockdown
Shakespeare’s Birthplace to reopen on 1 August
Shakespeare Birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon to reopen with Visit Britain’s new ‘We’re Good to Go’ COVID-19 safe accreditation
Response to Covid-19
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust response to Covid-19
Shakespeare's family homes & Shakespeare Centre closed in response to coronavirus COVID-19
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust's response to coronavirus pandemic
Mary Arden’s Farm reopens for 2020 season
Meet the Tudors, enjoy farm tours and traditional crafts at the 16th century working farm in Stratford-upon-Avon where Shakespeare's mother grew up
New book sheds fresh light on the medical career of Shakespeare’s son-in-law
The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust publishes the first full Latin-English translation of John Hall's original casebook
Digital pilot will take visitors ‘inside’ William Shakespeare’s lost home
The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is working with artificial intelligence and immersive technology specialists AiSolve and Coventry University’s Centre for Postdigital Cultures on the first of a series of digital experiments
Free entry to Shakespeare’s family homes for National Lottery players
25th anniversary #ThanksToYou campaign runs from 23 November to 1 December
Innovative public art project looks to the future of Shakespeare’s hometown
Playable art project marks 250th anniversary of the first Shakespeare Jubilee of 1769