The Paradox of Shakespeare’s London
Come and explore this strange and fascinating place and hear the voices of tourists and travellers who were amazed, baffled and delighted by London, which was the centre of Shakespeare's world.
7 September 2016
David Thomas
Shakespeare and the Digital World: When scholarship meets global capitalism
In this paper Christie Carson scrutinises her own work to illustrate the importance of speculating about the future in order to help to form, as well as inform, it.
15 September 2016
Christie Carson
Shakespeare Season closing Keynote: The Genius of Shakespeare
This lecture will offer a personal response to the sources of Shakespeare’s verbal power and his rhetorical techniques.
17 September 2016
Professor Stanley Wells
Tang Xianzu and Shakespeare in Chinese Cultural Context
This lecture considers the parallels between Tang Xianzu and Shakespeare, exploring why Tang's reputation in China diminished while Shakespeare became a household name. The event will also include a short performance and a drinks reception.
27 September 2016
Pei-kai Cheng