In 1908, S.V. Srinivasiar translated Romeo and Juliet into Tamil, adapting it using his own Indian cultural perspective.
Jennifer Reid International Collections Romeo and Juliet In the Vault Shakespeare and his World--MOOCStratford in the dark
Rebekah Owens First World War Stratford-upon-AvonExploring Shakespeare with the younger generation
USA Shakespeare's BirthplaceTake an early look at the new Richard III visitor centre
Shakespeare RIchard IIITo celebrate #MuseumCats day, spot a feline friend that can be found in one of our collections items: a portrait of The Earl of Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, a patron of Shakespeare's.
Emily Millward In the Vault Shakespeare and his World--MOOCShakespeare on the Road has arrived in Ashland, Oregon!
BardintheUSA ShakespeareontheRoadNorma Hampson is a long-standing volunteer at the Shakespeare Centre Library and Archive and has written this blog to share details from her current project: listing visitors from the early Birthplace visitor books, including Chief Maungwuduas.
Norma Hampson Birthplace Visitors In the VaultShakespeare on the Road reaches Theatricum Botanicum
Bard in the USA Shakespeare on the RoadLast week saw the installation and opening of our new exhibition at Hall’s Croft; ‘The First World War, Shakespeare and Stratford’.
First World War Stratford-upon-Avon Hall's CroftShakespeare on the Road has arrived at the Utah Shakespeare Festival!
Bard in the USA Shakespeare on the Road