Read about the intern who started "Shakespeare and Music": her brainstorming process, her ambition, and what she wanted to give to everyone throughout this online exhibition.
Shakespeare and MusicBy examining wills of those other than Shakespeare, we can gain an insight into the lives and deaths of some of the more ‘ordinary’ people of his time.
Stephanie Appleton Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsWatch David as he explains the history and context of the willow plates at Anne Hathaway's Cottage.
Say it with FlowersFind out about the bed hangings that would have been familiar in Shakespeare's world
Elizabeth Sharrett Othello Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsPeople in the middling or upper levels of society used a toasting fork, sometimes called a toasting iron, to roast food in front of an open fire.
Victoria Jackson Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsIn 1959, Paul Robeson returned to the English stage after 23 years’ absence to play Othello in the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre’s 100th Season.
Helen Hargest Black History Month Othello Picture of the MonthTibor Reich designed and manufactured a variety of carpets, curtains, textile panels, and wall hangings to decorate the new Shakespeare Centre on Henley Street.
ShakespeareanaAn Elizabethan gold Angel - a coin thought to have sacred, healing power. Now held in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust's Collections.
Peter Hewitt Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsThe Virtual Manuscript Room is a dazzling resource for those interested in film adaptations of Shakespeare.
Shakespeare on FilmTake a look at a rare piece in our early printed books collection: a single page from Shakespeare's first published work, "Venus and Adonis".
Robyn Greenwood Shakespeare and his World--MOOC