Blogs

The Heroine was...

Shakespeare & his works

‘The Heroine was …’ is a digital publication that gathers responses from visitors to my stall at Henley Street during Shakespeare’s 461st birthday celebrations on Saturday 26 April 2025.

Two Years Volunteering at the Home of Shakespeare - from Philistine to Ambassador

Andrew Muir talks about his experience volunteering at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

‘Engaging with Shakespeare’s Stratford’: Stories to Accelerate Action for Women

Collections

‘Engaging with Shakespeare’s Stratford’ is a Collections specific initiative which highlights personal engagements, identified for cultural, educational, employment or entertainment purposes.

‘If I were a man’: Playing the Women’s Part in Shakespeare

SBT news

Mementoes of Shakespeare’s Home – Comfort in a Time of Crisis

Collections

Sustainable Shakespeare in Action – Replanting the Golden Garden

Shakespeare's family homes

How to be a woman?

Shakespeare's legacy

Ania Bas is an artist and writer and organiser who works across text, performance, publishing and social engagement.

Stratford-upon-Avon’s Shakespeare Club reaches 200!

Shakespeare's legacy

Secretary of the Shakespeare Club, Sylvia Morris, delves into the fascinating story of the oldest Shakespeare organisation as it celebrates its 200th anniversary.

Getting Our Gardens Ready

Shakespeare's family homes

Spring is in the air and our Garden’s Manager, Sian Cooper, is taking you through how we get our gardens ready for the season and ahead of reopening.

Commemorating International Women’s Day: The Women Who Made Shakespeare

Prof. Charlotte Scott highlights the often overlooked women in the Shakespeare family, who played significant roles in his life and contributed to his cultural legacy.