Silver Sounds and Moody Food Conference: Theatre Music and Musicians 1575 – 1642 City of York, United Kingdom
Written by Kathryn Parker in Conference | 14.08.2016
Today's guest blogger is Kathryn Parker. Kathryn is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney.
Review of Shakeserendipity
Written by Claire Hansen in Criticism and Research | 11.07.2016
We are grateful to Crinkling News for reviewing Shakespeare Reloaded's online game, Shakeserendipity.
Penny Gay reviews The Taming of the Shrew
Written by Penny Gay in Performances and Productions | 24.06.2016
You can read Professor Emerita Penny Gay's review of Sport for Jove's recent The Taming of the Shrew production on
Sport for Jove's The Taming of the Shrew
Written by Claire Hansen in Performances and Productions | 23.05.2016
In Sport for Jove’s current production of William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew (directed by Damien Ryan), we are immersed in the glamorous old world of the silent film era and its ‘wild west’ genre.
A love affair with Shakespeare
Written by Shakespeare Reloaded in Shakespeare | 14.05.2016
Why do we still love Shakespeare?
Varieties of Shakespeare
Written by Claire Hansen in Conference | 30.04.2016
Shakespeare Reloaded team members Professor Liam Semler, Professor Emerita Penny Gay and Dr Claire Hansen presented last week at 'Varieties of Shakespeare', held at the University of Sydney.
Shakespeare: 1616 to 2016
Written by Linzy Brady in Performances and Productions | 30.04.2016
As part of the celebrations on the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, the Southbank of the Thames in London featured the ‘Complete Walk’ of Shakespeare’s plays.
SHAKESPEARE RELOADED LAUNCHES SHAKESERENDIPITY
Written by Shakespeare Reloaded in Criticism and Research | 19.04.2016
The Shakespeare Reloaded team is delighted to announce our newest online initiative: Shakeserendipity.
A fresh Juliet amid old costumes - Bell Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
Written by Claire Hansen in Performances and Productions | 13.03.2016
Shakespeare and the Public: A Symposium
Written by Claire Hansen in Conference | 21.02.2016
Shakespeare Reloaded team member and Director of ANU’s Humanities Research Centre, Professor Will Christie, recently hosted a two-day symposium on ‘Shakespeare and the Public’ (17-18 February 2016).