Read through the Bard in a year
Thank you to Robin Hizme for offering a video introduction for The Taming of the Shrew.
Robin Hizme teaches English and Humanities at Queens College, CUNY, where she also directs the collaboration between Queens College and Townsend Harris High School. When stressed, she recites Shakespearean insults to an imaginary audience; when serene, she composes poetry with her magnetic Shakespeare’s Love Kit.
Many thanks to my friend Joey Bianco of Whim Wham for the animated video elements.
Here are some helpful Taming of the Shrew resources:
Thanks for Dan Hainsworth for letting us use his Shakespeare icons, as shown above right.
Enjoy these Taming of the Shrew images from the Folger Shakespeare Library. Find more here.
Thank you to Thomas Luxon for offering a video introduction for The Comedy of Errors.
Thomas H. Luxon is Professor of English at Dartmouth College. He is the General Editor of The John Milton Reading Room, an online edition of Milton’s complete poetry and major prose. He is also the author of two books, one on Bunyan and Puritan allegory and another on Milton, Marriage, and Friendship. For nine years, Luxon was the Cheheyl Professor and founding director of the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning, a center devoted to teachers’ professional development. he has also published essays on Shakespeare and Dryden. Last year he offered an an online EdX course on Milton’s Paradise Lost.
Many thanks to my friend Joey Bianco of Whim Wham for the animated video elements.
Here are some helpful Comedy of Errors resources:
Thanks for Dan Hainsworth for letting us use his Shakespeare icons, as shown above right.
Enjoy these Comedy of Errors images from the Folger Shakespeare Library. Find more here.
Thank you to Hailey Bachrach—this third and final time—for providing the video introduction for Henry VI Part 3.
Hailey Bachrach is a PhD candidate at King’s College London and Shakespeare’s Globe, where she has also worked as a research assistant to the Globe Ensemble. She is also a dramaturg and drama critic, and her writing has appeared in Shakespeare Bulletin, Shakespeare Newsletter, Shakespeare’s Globe Blog, American Theatre Magazine, Oregon ArtsWatch, among others.
Many thanks to my friend Joey Bianco of Whim Wham for the animated video elements.
Thanks to members of our Shakespeare 2020 Project Facebook group for these additional Henry VI Part 3 resources:
Thanks for Dan Hainsworth for letting us use his Shakespeare icons, as shown above right.
Enjoy these Henry VI Part 3 images from the Folger Shakespeare Library. Find more here.
Thanks again to Hailey Bachrach for providing the video introduction for Henry VI Part 2.
Hailey Bachrach is a PhD candidate at King’s College London and Shakespeare’s Globe, where she has also worked as a research assistant to the Globe Ensemble. She is also a dramaturg and drama critic, and her writing has appeared in Shakespeare Bulletin, Shakespeare Newsletter, Shakespeare’s Globe Blog, American Theatre Magazine, Oregon ArtsWatch, among others.
Many thanks to my friend Joey Bianco of Whim Wham for the animated video elements.