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In the news… from Mirror.co.uk: History and Shakespeare ‘out of date’ says education union boss Read it. Discuss.
Shakespeare
Finished Season One
I finished season one of Slings and Arrows today. I’m in love with the show. There aren’t a lot of movies or TV shows about what I do with my … Continue Reading ⇒
Today’s Histories
Not long ago in a galaxy not so far away I posted about showing some love to the histories. These days Shakespeare’s Histories seem to be getting a lot of … Continue Reading ⇒
Word Of The Day: Whiffler
Whiffler, famous for painting a portrait of his mother. Whiffler’s Mother. Wow… that was a lame joke. whiffler (n.) IPA Pronunciation: armed processional attendant CHORUS Behold, the English beach Pales … Continue Reading ⇒
Romeo And Juliet Go To Hell!
Alan over at his blog, Shakespeare Experience, has recently written a post that would motivate me to give him a virtual hug if I could. *hug* That was nice. Anyway, … Continue Reading ⇒
Was It Good For You?
I’ve been in a survey mood lately, so I’m going to ask more questions. I like hearing your responses. :) A little over a week ago I found the website … Continue Reading ⇒
Have You Read All Of Shakespeare?
I wonder… how many people would you guess have read everything contained in a volume of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare? All 37 plays, all 154 sonnets, A Lover’s … Continue Reading ⇒
My Outrageous Fortune: Slings And Arrows
You may or may not be familiar with a Canadian TV show called Slings and Arrows, a show about a theatre company! A Shakespeare Festival at that. Wow! Sounds great … Continue Reading ⇒
Beware The Ides Of March
Oh my goodness… that’s today. AHHHHH!!!!! The Ides of March (March 15th) is famous as the day that Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 B.C. In the Roman calendar every … Continue Reading ⇒
Shakespeare Was Written By A Black Jewish Woman
“WHAAAAAAAAA!?!?” My thoughts exactly. This is yet another authorship theory that is floating around. If it’s a joke, someone had way too much time on their hands. But more likely … Continue Reading ⇒