Season Two of Shakespeare For All is now available free on Apple podcasts and Spotify! https://t.co/pEWtzyG9dH https://t.co/wL6rCj6aIe We'd love it if you'd subscribe, rate and review, and share us with friends. https://t.co/KUHsHSEMJf

To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the First Folio's publication, explore the wonderful 'Shakespeare’s Book: The Intertwined Lives Behind the First Folio' by Dr. Christ Laoutaris @DrCLaoutaris @ShakesInstitute https://t.co/Jubz8LreeZ

This week the world is celebrating the 400th anniversary of the publication of Shakespeare’s First Folio. We’re lucky enough to have one in the UL. Get to know our copy here: https://t.co/03o9PNGqFK #Folio400 #Shakespeare @theULSpecColl

Just one week to go! On 6 Oct I will be talking about SHAKESPEARE'S BOOK (@WmCollinsBooks), my book about the creation of the First Folio, @HenleyLitFest! Book here: https://t.co/SyoykgiizR I would love to see you there! @ShakesInstitute @TheSohoAgencyUK @EDACS_UoB @EnglishAssoc

Play On Shakespeare’s DEMOS project is now available on YouTube: vibrant short films that demonstrate side-by-side performances of Shakespeare’s original text & the modern translations featuring extraordinarily talented actors with a wealth of experience https://t.co/MdLogKYenr

ACMRS Press [Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies] @acmrs continues releasing Play On Shakespeare’s translations in print. All 39 titles will be published over the next several years. https://t.co/FT9PbUnA1D

Henry IV, Part 1, translated by Yvette Nolan and directed by Waylon Lenk, will run Nov 3, 4, 5 & 9, 10, 11 at Lewis & Clark Theatre, Portland, OR. For info and tickets visit

Play On Podcasts is releasing Othello. Mfoniso Udofia’s translation of Shakespeare’s "cruelest tragedy unmasks the ravages of prejudice and racism with unflinching honesty, revealing a world where bodies can be dispossessed by the meanest of minds."

Play On Shakespeare @PlayOnShakes , the not-for-profit organization dedicated to exploring the world of Shakespeare in performance through translation and adaptation, has announced their Fall 2023 Season. https://t.co/cuAgRHByAw

The exhibition will be open to the public in the Shakespeare Memorial Room at the Library of Birmingham and is presented in collaboration with the ‘Everything to Everybody’ Project. For more info, see https://t.co/fUjec4SUrd https://t.co/KPc9oX7vzk https://t.co/dNMh1X11sP

You can see me, but I don’t exist 31 May – 7 August Shakespeare Memorial Room, Library of Birmingham “You can see me, but I don’t exist” is an exhibition of photography by Alan Gignoux and creative writing by refugees living in Birmingham, London & Manchester. @E2EShakespeare

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"Twelfth Night, one of Shakespeare’s most popular & enduring comedies, involves a shipwreck, mistaken identities and romantic entanglements. And in the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival production in Forest Park, Chicago-based director Lisa Portes has found a tale of immigrants"

If you live in St. Louis like our producer @devlin_mcnair, there is summer Shakespeare for you! TWELFTH NIGHT, directed by Lisa Portes, runs May 31 - June 25 in Shakespeare Glen at Forest Park. https://t.co/yAabSH1rAj https://t.co/q1obLrgsAV @STLShakesFest

In this video with @TORCHOxford, Professor Karim-Cooper discusses her work as Humanities Cultural Programme Visiting Fellow for 2022-2023, the new book, theatre history, and the critical legacy of premodern critical race studies: https://t.co/UktfC7vA5f https://t.co/E2hWFnoeNJ

“There are plenty of books on Shakespeare: but this one is different. This is Shakespeare as we’ve (most of us) never been willing to see him – and the works emerge from the analysis as newly complicit, powerful and yet recuperative.” –  Emma Smith @OldFortunatus

“This glorious book…is insightful, passionate, piled with facts & has a warm, infectious love for theatre & Shakespeare running through every chapter. Thank you to Farah Karim-Cooper for underlining the fact that we all have a right to claim Shakespeare’s work.’” Adrian Lester

ICYMI: Professor Farah Karim-Cooper @ProfFarahKC, our featured scholar for our course on ‘Othello,’ has a new book out: ‘The Great White Bard: How to Love Shakespeare While Talking About Race’ https://t.co/NRVvHNOSoj #GreatWhiteBard

Play On Shakespeare @PlayOnShakes announces their summer 2023 season! See our blog post for details https://t.co/7KVWVnz8fz https://t.co/cuAgRHByAw

Happy #MothersDay2023 ! Our #Discussion about #mothers who appear (& disappear) in the #plays of #Shakespeare is @YouTube ! . Our #scholars are: @nowshakespeare @padrianfried Royston Coppenger . Hosted by @rodneyhakim . Part 2: https://t.co/2ePVTPkeGM . #HappyMothersDay #NYC