The permanent exhibition at the Folger Shakespeare Library celebrates the playwright with its world-class collection of First Folios and other materials while leaving him oddly diminished.

The University of Nottingham will no longer offer a final year module in practical theatremaking as part of its undergraduate English degree. More than 300 people have now signed a petition ...

The play “The Victim,” getting its world premiere at Shakespeare & Company, features monologues by three women of different generations and much to argue about afterward.

Newcastle city centre demonstration LIVE: National protest opposing Newcastle University job cuts Today's demonstration is part of 30 days of strike action in protest of job cuts at Newcastle ...

Law firm Shakespeare Martineau has appointed highly-respected university manager Dr Paul Greatrix as director of higher education consultancy. Greatrix, who will take up the role on August 1 ...

The Old Globe opens Shakespeare season with unconventional ‘All’s Well’ The outdoor production will take a fresh look at the rarely performed comedy about obsessive love ...

DeSales University in Center Valley, Pa. The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival at DeSales University has returned. The 2023 summer season kicks off Wednesday with Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Part 2 ...

“I decided it was probably worth reading the complete works of Shakespeare, because there’s practically always a Shakespeare question in an episode of University Challenge.” ...

Performers have been rehearsing for a show which combines William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream with wrestling. Bardcore – Midsummer Mayhem, despite its "wacky" concept, is ...

In “Hamlet Hail to the Thief,” the onstage action is interspersed with subtly reworked snippets and deconstructed riffs from Radiohead songs. Manuel Harlan ...

As the time for rehearsals for 'Henry IV' began in Tallahassee, British actor Wil Johnson’s previously approved visa was suddenly blocked. Here's how the show was saved.

Look at the beginning of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It,” and you won’t find much brotherly love — not with Oliver urging a wrestler to fight, better yet kill, his younger brother Orlando.