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Behind the scenes: Yew Walk
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Come wander back in time with us to find out more about the Yew Walk, a much beloved feature of the garden of Shakespeare’s New Place.
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Behind the scenes: The Armillary Sphere
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An armillary sphere is a model of the universe. Its spherical framework represents lines of longitude and latitude, and other astronomically important features.
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Behind the scenes: The Golden Garden
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At the beginning of your journey through Shakespeare’s New Place, this landscape provides a way to connect with Shakespeare on an emotional level.
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Join us as a volunteer!
Support Us Volunteer
Volunteering opportunities at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, from taking part in living history to assisting with visitors, exhibitions or gardening.
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Key Stage 2
Education Schools and CPD
Hands-on history and drama workshops for Key Stage 2
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Licensing
Shop
Licensing with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust offers a unique brand endorsement and a wealth of design resources.
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Major Donors
Support Us Support That Suits You
Major donors are central to our work
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New Exhibition focusing on the history of Stratford to be located at Harvard House
About Us News & Media Press Releases
The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and the Stratford Society have today (Monday 19 May) announced that Harvard House will play host to a new, temporary exhibition and community consultation space this summer that will celebrate the wider history of Stratford.
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Teacher Champions FAQs
Education Schools and CPD CPD Teacher Champions
Frequently asked questions about the free Teacher Champions CPD Programme with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
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Safeguarding Policy
Terms and Conditions
Safeguarding Policy information at The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
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Artsmark Partnership & Arts Award
Education Schools and CPD
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is part of the Artsmark Partnership, supporting education settings on their Artsmark journey to embed arts and culture
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It Ever Was
Explore Shakespeare Museum From Home Proud Shakespeare
An experimental audio artwork created by artist Dr Rosie Poebright, in response to exploring the SBT archive
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Tongues in Trees
Explore Shakespeare Museum From Home Art and Exhibitions
Poems inspired by the 400th anniversary year of William Shakespeare's First Folio created by 7 writers living locally to Stratford-upon-Avon
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
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The first of two blogs celebrating a beautiful new picture book version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Jane Ray and Georghia Ellinas.
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Henry V – Online
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Matt Pinches and Gavin Fowler discuss the upcoming GSC production of Henry V
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Keeping the kids entertained this half term!
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Looking for ideas to keep the children and family entertained this half term? Here are some of our favourite games and books.
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Past and present voices in lockdown
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Featuring a brand new audio performance giving a voice to Susanna Hall, Shakespeare’s eldest daughter
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The forgotten day a Prince met his subjects on a crumbling bridge
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The future King George IV drew gawping crowds as he walked over Stratford-upon-Avon’s ‘so very dangerous’ throughfare
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Arts Degrees in the Outside World
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Holly Cockburn, an English Literature student at The University of Birmingham, tells us about her two-week placement with the Digital Team and gives her advice for Arts students.
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55. Other Examples of Authorship Questions
Explore Shakespeare Podcasts 60 Minutes with Shakespeare
In our podcast '60 Minutes with Shakespeare,' Martin Wiggins answers the question: are there any other writers whose authorship is questioned?