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When Did Shakespeare Go to London?

Explore Shakespeare Podcasts Let's Talk Shakespeare

'When Did Shakespeare go to London?' - the question discussed in episode two of our Let's Talk Shakespeare podcast. From the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

A Surprise from Cawston Elementary School

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We were delighted to receive a parcel from Cawston Elementary School in California, sharing their celebrations for Shakespeare's birthday with us.

Women of the Cottage

Explore Shakespeare Shakespedia Anne Hathaway's Cottage

meet the relatives who put the Anne Hathaway Cottage on the map

Shakespeare's Friends: Burbage, Combe and Sadler

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Richard Burbage, Thomas Combe and Hamnet Sadler were all mentioned in Shakespeare's will and were all friends of his.

Teacher Champions: Benefits and Expectations

Education Schools and CPD CPD Teacher Champions

Learn more about how the Teacher Champions programme will benefit you and the commitments required.

Shakespeare in 100 Objects: Will

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By 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.

Thomas Quiney

Explore Shakespeare Shakespedia Shakespeare's Circle

Listen to an imagined account from the life of Shakespeare's son-in-law

Welcoming back Primary student guides to Shakespeare’s Birthplace in 2025!

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Welcoming back Primary student guides to Shakespeare’s Birthplace in 2025 as part of our Museums and Schools programme

Hubs Schools in the Midlands

Education Education Projects Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Hubs for Primary Schools

Delivering creative learning experiences with a Shakesperian twist to our Hubs Schools partners in the Midlands region

Get Closer to Nature at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage

Visit Shakespeare's Family Homes Anne Hathaway's Cottage

Get closer to nature at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage and give your little ones the chance to explore Shakespeare’s family homes with our Explorer Backpacks

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

Ticketing Terms

Terms and Conditions

Read our terms and conditions applying to ticket purchases from the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust website.

Residents Go Free to the Shakespeare Family Homes

Residents Go Free to the Shakespeare Family Homes

All the Disc's a Stage - Terry Pratchett and Shakespeare

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Sir Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels are filled with references to Shakespeare, and are a wonderful opportunity to introduce the Bard's words and works to children of all ages in a more palatable and less intimidating way.

Kate's Storytree

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Read about Kate's Storytree, her visits to Shakespeare's family homes and the story that she and our visitors wrote together throughout the week.

SBT is inviting families to enjoy an exciting programme of events and activities this October half-term in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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SBT is inviting families to enjoy an exciting programme of events and activities this October half-term in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Shakespeare in 100 Objects: Baby's Rattle

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This rattle, possibly Elizabethan, is made with a shaped piece of bone for teething at the top, and four copper alloy bells are attached just below to entertain the child.

Museums and Schools at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust

Education Education Projects

Read about our Sharing Shakespeare’s Story project; part of the Museums and Schools initiative that is taking place across the UK

Bryony Males

Education Meet the Team

Meet Bryony Males, our Early Years and Families Practitioner

Picture of the Month - March 2012

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March’s Picture of the Month features an image from the RSC’s 2001 production of King John; Shakespeare’s neglected history play, directed by Greg Doran.