Shakespeare's works have wokest warnings EVER slapped on them - telling terrified Gen Z to beware everything from 'dirt' to 'puppetry'
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The play within the acclaimed prison-set movie made its way to an off-Broadway stage this week with original cast members involved
Recently, a few hundred people gathered in Manhattan at the New York …
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Ever heard of Emilia Lanier? She rewrote the crucifixion from a female point of view – in 1611! Her lack of recognition is exactly what Indian artist Ayesha Singh seeks to highlight today with her ey…
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From shooting guns in Mission: Impossible films to appearing in a new West End production of Shakespeare, the actor has proved there’s nothing she can’t do. But, she says, there are now a few things …
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For those that don’t follow basketball in the US, there’s a legendary phrase coined by Grant Napear, the Sacramento Kings TV announcer: “If you don’…
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Wife of actor Mark Rylance worked in various roles at Shakespeare’s Globe and had been diagnosed with cancer
The director and composer Claire van Kampen, the wife of the actor Mark Rylance, has died a…
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A rich and vivid history of the Plantagenet cousins and rivals for the English throne
‘Richard II tried first being a Good King and then a Bad King without enjoying either very much. Then being told h…
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A whimsical new exhibition assembles a range of books that don’t exist, from Byron’s destroyed memoirs to Shakespeare’s lost play
At a small, unassuming exhibit in midtown Manhattan, you can see the l…
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