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Lifelong learner study days: 'Shakespeare's Women: Tragedy'
Visit Shakespeare's Family Homes What's On
Lifelong learner study days: 'Shakespeare's Women: Tragedy' hosted by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
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Lifelong learner study days: 'Shakespeare's Women: Comedy'
Visit Shakespeare's Family Homes What's On
Lifelong learner study days: 'Shakespeare's Women: Comedy' hosted by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
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Shakespeare Outreach for KS2
Education Schools and CPD Key Stage 2
Shakespeare outreach sessions for Primary School children at Key Stage 2
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40. Questioning Shakespeare's Authorship
Explore Shakespeare Podcasts 60 Minutes with Shakespeare
In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' Stuart Hampton-Reeves discusses the reasons people give for questioning Shakespeare's authorship of the plays.
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38. Ben Jonson and Shakespeare
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In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' Greg Doran discusses what we can learn about Shakespeare from Ben Jonson.
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32. Shakespeare's 1623 Folio
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In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' David Bevington answers the question: what kind of authority is the 1623 Folio collection of Shakespeare's plays?
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6. Shakespeare's Stratford Fellows
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In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' Nick Walton discusses the question: did any of Shakespeare's boyhood contemporaries achieve intellectual and professional distinction?
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5. The Shakespeare Family's Literacy
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In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' Elizabeth Woledge discusses if charges of illiteracy against members of Shakespeare's family are relevant to his own identification as a writer.
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3. Shakespeare's Education Level
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In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' Carol Rutter discusses if there is anything in the works which require their author to have been educated at a university.
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Finding Shakespeare has moved!
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Our long-running blog, Finding Shakespeare has found a new home
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Shakespeare's Villains - Edmund
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For this final post for this series, our Access and Interpretation Coordinator, Anna Griffiths, looks at Edmund, the bastard son of Gloucester in William Shakespeare's King Lear.
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Shakespeare's Villains - Don John
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Anna Griffiths takes a look at Shakespeare's character, Don John, in past RSC theatre programmes and in the Shakespeare Centre Library and Archive picture collection.
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Shakespeare's Villains - Iachimo
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Anna Griffiths, in the strong rooms at the Shakespeare Centre, investigates some of the origins of the Iachimo story, one of Shakespeare's most notorious villains.
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Shakespeare's Villains - Iago
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Find out about this early twentieth century reverend's take on Iago, one of Shakespeare's most notorious villains.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival
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Shakespeare on the Road has arrived in Ashland, Oregon!
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Shakespeare Week 2014
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A successful Shakespeare Week!
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Shakespeare’s will returns home
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Shakespeare's will returns to Stratford for the first time in 400 years. Find out more in this blog.
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October's Living Shakespeare Course
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Adult leisure learning course in October 2025 designed to spark lively conversation and enhance appreciation of Shakespeare’s works, life and times
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Conserving Shakespeare’s legacy
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The Collections Care team are responsible for ensuring the conservation of hundreds of objects across the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust’s properties and collection stores.
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50. Marlowe and Shakespeare's Authorship
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In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' Charles Nicholl discusses factual objections to the belief that Christopher Marlowe wrote the work attributed to Shakespeare.