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Shakespearean Theatre:     more books (89)

Edmond Malone, Shakespearean Scholar: A Literary Biography (Cambridge Studies in Eighteenth-Century English Literature and Thought) by Peter Martin, 1995-05-26 John Barrymore, Shakespearean Actor (Cambridge Studies in American Theatre and Drama) by Michael A. Morrison, 1980 Critical response to costuming styles for Shakespearean productions at the American Shakespeare Festival Theatre 1955-1976 (Kent State University. Graduate School. Dissertations : School of Speech) by William A Moses, 1977 John Barrymore , Shakespearean Actor - Cambridge Studies in American Theatre & Drama. Renaissance and Shakespearean Staging (Open Forum) by Ralph Alan Cohen, Paul Menzer, A Shakespearean scholar talks with the architect of the Tokyo Globe by Minoru Fujita, 1988 Pollock's Shakespearean Theatrical Portraits Exit Pursued by a Badger: An Actor's Journey Through History with Shakespeare by Nick Asbury, 2010-04-01 Pageantry on the Shakespearean Stage by Alice V. Griffin, 1951-06 A SEASON TRACING THE RANGE OF SHAKESPEAREAN COMEDY THROUGH A SEQUENCE OF SIX PLAYS by Unknown, 1960 Utah Shakespearean Festival: Southern Utah University, National Parks, Salt Lake City, Utah, Regional Theatre Tony Award, Globe Theatre Shakespearean Intertextuality : Studies in Selected Sources and Plays (Contributions in Drama and Theatre Studies) by Stephen J. Lynch, 1998 Pollock's Shakespearean Theatrical Portraits North American Players of Shakespeare: A Book of Interviews

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101. Theatre Links From The Delaware Shakespeare Festival
     theatre links available from the Delaware Shakespeare Festival professionaloutdoor theatre and education in the First State.  
     http://www.delshakes.org/edu/links-festivals.asp
     
     Extractions: @import "/css/dsf05.css"; Please Note: You are viewing the unstyled version of Delaware Shakespeare Festival's website. Either your browser does not properly support Web Standards , or CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is disabled in your browser. Skip navigation AL AK AZ AR ... Other Alabama Shakespeare Festival (Montgomery, AL)

102. Shakespeare's Birthday Parade
     It was in 1879, when the original Shakespeare Memorial theatre (the predecessorof the Royal The four major sponsors are the Royal Shakespeare theatre,  
     http://www.stratford-upon-avon.co.uk/wsbdayparade2003.htm
     
     Extractions: Of the Shakespeare Birthday Celebrations From origins in the eighteenth century Stratford-upon-Avon's Shakespeare birthday celebrations have developed into a unique international occasion which annually brings together people from many countries, institutions and professions to do honour to the immortal memory of William Shakespeare. The widely publicised Shakespearean Festival of 1769, organised by the famous actor David Garrick, first established Stratford as a shrine of literary pilgrimage. It was during the nineteenth century that the idea of holding annual celebrations in honour of the poet was gradually established. The tercentenary of Shakespeare's birth in 1864 marked the next big step forward with a three week celebration held in a wooden tent on the opposite side of the river from where the theatre stands now. It was in 1879, when the original Shakespeare Memorial Theatre (the predecessor of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre) was built, that the first of the annual seasons of Shakespeare's plays was established in Stratford-upon-Avon. Since the beginning of this century the tradition of holding an important celebration on the anniversary of the Shakespeare's birth has grown in scale. The celebrations now involve representatives from the worlds of literature, theatre, academia and diplomacy; a truly international gathering joining the people of Stratford on this special weekend.

103. Welcome To The Drama League
     The Shakespeare theatre in Washington DC is considered the preeminent source The Shakespeare theatre enjoys national and international renown as one of  
     http://www.dramaleague.org/ap/membersarea/publications/theatreexcellence/shakesp

104. Improvements To Shakespeare Theatre
     State Provides Funding for Improvements to Shakespeare theatre in Stratford.The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has recently authorized the  
     http://dep.state.ct.us/whatshap/press/2000/ps1206a.htm
     
     Extractions: December 6, 2000 State Provides Funding for Improvements to Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has recently authorized the release of $218,000 to fund infrastructure renovations at the Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford, Connecticut. The Stratford Festival Theatre, Inc. will receive the funds to perform work on the structure including heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems; carpeting; electrical work, and fire alarm system work. The Stratford Festival Theatre, Inc. is a nonprofit organization, which purchased the theatre from the DEP in 1998. The facility was operated as a state park from 1983 to 1998. The $218,000 being provided to the Stratford Festival Theatre, Inc. is derived from the Culpepper Account, which is a fund received by the State of Connecticut with the acquisition of Shakespeare Theatre and specifically designated for improvements to the property. The DEP will administer the account expenditures and provide oversight of the work. In 1998 the Stratford Festival Theatre, Inc. took possession of the property for $1.5 million and began renovations to operate the theatre for live performances. The purchase agreement with the state stipulated that it would be used for performances, including not less than one annual performance of a play by William Shakespeare, and to once again revive the theatre into a culturally important landmark and as an entertainment center to provide regional economic benefits.

105. Actors From Around The Country Appear In Shakespeare Festival
     Adams’ credits include the Nebraska Repertory theatre, Actors theatre of appeared at the Actors’ Renaissance theatre and The Shakespeare theatre,  
     http://www.mediarelations.ilstu.edu/news_releases/0405/june/shakespeare.asp
     
     Extractions: @import "/common/site.css"; @import "/common/structure.css"; Illinois State University Media Relations Search: News On Demand Home Jump over the site's left-side navigation bar. Find current and past stories from Illinois State Media Relations press releases. Find faculty and staff experts on a variety of subjects. Find up to date editions of the weekly faculty/staff newsletter. Find concise excerpts of recent newspaper articles, magazines, wire stories, and sound bites from television and radio. Search the Media Relations Web Site. Actors from Around the Country in 28th Annual Illinois Shakespeare Festival Twenty seven actors from around the country have brought their broad range of talents to the 28th annual Illinois Shakespeare Festival this summer at the Theatre at Ewing Manor in Bloomington. Hailing from Idaho to Connecticut and from Texas to Chicago, the festival acting company includes newcomers as well as 10-year-plus veteran favorites as David Kortemeier, Roderick Peeples and Philip Earl Johnson. This is Kortemeier’s 10th festival season, Peeples has appeared on and off since 1992 and Johnson has returned many times since his ISU graduation in 1986. Johnson’s plate will be full with the title roles in “Macbeth” and the festival premiere production of “Henry VIII.” Since two enormous Shakespearean roles don’t quite fill the summer, the 1986 Illinois State alumnus also will present his traditional MooNiE the Magnif’Cent show on Aug. 1 at Ewing. He will present his one-man, children-friendly show early in the evening and the older-child to adult show with his comic partner Broon later in the evening.

106. Shakespeare Theatre Association Links - The South Carolina Shakespeare Company
     Shakespeare theatre Assoc. Other Shakespeare theatres Shakespeare Resources Shakespeare theatre Association Members. Alabama Shakespeare Festival  
     http://www.scshakespeare.org/links/sta.html

107. Shakespeare: Festivals And Theater Companies
     Links to subjects of interest to students and scholars of Shakespeare, theRenaissance, and other topics connected to the study and performance of his  
     http://ise.uvic.ca/Annex/ShakSites6.html
     
     Extractions: Previous Table of Contents Next Shakespeare: Festivals and Theater companies Festivals Theater Companies The Internet Shakespeare Editions hosts the home page of the Shakespeare Theatre Association of America (STAA), where all members' web pages are listed. Those included in this section of the site are from other countries, or are particularly helpful in providing educational materials. For the STAA Directory, visit:

108. NEA News Room: National Endowment For The Arts Launches Shakespeare For A New Ge
     Shakespeare in American Communities logo. Quality theatrical productions arecommon occurrences in major cities across America, said Dana Gioia,  
     http://www.nea.gov/news/news04/ShakespearePhaseII.html
     
     Extractions: NEA Home Chairman's Forum About Us Grants News Room National Initiatives Lifetime Honors Publications NEA Partners Resources Features Support the Arts Search/Site Map Arts Endowment Announces Participating Theater Companies for Second Phase of Shakespeare in American Communities April 23, 2004 Contact: Washington, DC - On the occasion of William Shakespeare's 440th birthday, National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Dana Gioia today announced participating theater companies for the second phase of its signature Shakespeare in American Communities initiative: Shakespeare for a New Generation . The tour is made possible by the Arts Endowment in cooperation with Arts Midwest. During the first phase of the program, six professional theater companies have been touring more than 100 cities in all 50 states. Thousands of high schools are also being reached via performances or Shakespeare educational toolkits. In addition, a seventh company will tour 16 military bases. Today, Chairman Gioia announced the following 22 theater companies have been selected to participate in

109. Chicago Shakespeare Theater On Navy Pier In Chicago - Metromix.com
     Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier 800 E. Grand Ave. 312595-5600 Under Barbara Gaines inspired guidance, Chicago Shakespeare Theater has staged  
     http://metromix.chicagotribune.com/stage/41316,0,7183798.location
     
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110. Globe Theater London Playhouse Where Shakespeare S Plays Were
     Research Globe Theater at the Questia.com online library.  
     http://www.questia.com/library/music-and-performing-arts/theater/globe-theater.j

111. SkyTeam - Events Guide: Short Shakespeare! The Comedy Of Errors (Chicago Shakesp
     The Chicago Shakespeare Theater presents Short Shakespeare! Name ChicagoShakespeare Theater Address Navy Pier, 800 E Grand Ave, Chicago, USA,  
     http://events.skyteam.com/sisp/?fx=event&event_id=114035

112. SkyTeam - Events Guide: The Princess And The Pea (Chicago Shakespeare Theater, 
     The Chicago Shakespeare Theater presents The Princess and the Pea, NameChicago Shakespeare Theater Address Navy Pier, 800 E Grand Ave, Chicago, USA,  
     http://events.skyteam.com/sisp/?fx=event&event_id=114025

113. RSC : News
     From the United States Chicago Shakespeare Theater brings Barbara Gaines’production of the Henry IV plays in their first visit to the UK; Michael Kahn’s  
     http://www.rsc.org.uk/home/111_2146.asp
     
     Extractions: News RSC hosts Shakespeare's complete works festival The Royal Shakespeare Company is to stage the biggest festival in its history, inviting theatre companies from across the world and around the UK to join the Company in a unique celebration of Shakespeare’s complete works. From April 2006 the RSC will host The Complete Works, a year-long Festival of the entire Shakespeare canon at its Stratford-upon-Avon home. The Festival embraces film, new writing, and contemporary music, as well as a comprehensive survey of theatre artists currently interpreting Shakespeare worldwide. The Complete Works will celebrate the truly global reach of the greatest writer in the English language, and will be the first time all 37 plays, the sonnets and the long poems have been presented at the same event. Fifteen of the productions in The Complete Works will be staged by the RSC. They include: the start of a new cycle of Shakespeare’s history plays; the return of Patrick Stewart in The Tempest and Antony and Cleopatra (with Harriet Walter);

114. Shakespeare And The Elizabethan Theater (from Theater) --  Britannica Student E
     Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Theater (from theater) Before 1576 there was noproper theater in London. The inner courtyards of inns were used to present  
     http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article-208879
     
     Extractions: Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in This Article's Table of Contents Expand all Collapse all Introduction Types of Theater ... The Commedia dell'Arte Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Theater The Next Two Centuries Theater Since 1960 Great Britain. United States. ... Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products theater Student Encyclopedia Article Page 21 of 26 Before 1576 there was no proper theater in London. The inner courtyards of inns were used to present plays. A small platform was placed over the watering troughs just outside the stables at one end of the court. The spectators either stood in the court or sat on benches on the balconies above the yard. This layout was the model for the later regular theaters.

115. IUB Libraries -> Theater Information Sources: By Subject
     Theater Resources Information Sources by Subject William Shakespeare. Below isa list of resources associated with William Shakespeare.  
     http://www.indiana.edu/~libhper/DTD/theatersubshakespeare.html

116. Shenandoah Shakespeare Staunton Virginia Blackfriars Playhouse Theatre William S
     Includes ticket information, and audition and play schedules.  
     http://www.shenandoahshakespeare.com/
     
     Extractions: Shenandoah Shakespeare is an educational and entertainment organization that makes Shakespeare accessible to all with fresh, energetic productions. We tour internationally and perform in repertory in historic Staunton, Virginia, at Blackfriars Playhouse, the world's only re-creation of William Shakespeare's original indoor theatre. We offer educational programs, conferences, lectures, and a summer theatre camp for teens.

117. Guardian Unlimited | Arts Critics | Twelfth Night, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, St
     Shakespeare s sexual strangeness Twelfth Night Royal Shakespeare TheatreStratfordupon-Avon Rating *** Michael Billington Saturday May 12, 2001  
     http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/critic/review/0,1169,566979,00.html
     
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118. NEA ARTS: Shakespeare In American Communities Continues With Shakespeare For A N
     Shakespeare in American Communities logo As the lights of the theater dim, The nonprofit theater companies participating in Shakespeare for a New  
     http://www.arts.gov/about/NEARTS/Shakespeare1.html
     
     Extractions: NEA Home Chairman's Forum About Us Grants News Room National Initiatives Lifetime Honors Publications NEA Partners Resources Features Support the Arts Search/Site Map As the lights of the theater dim, the audience settles down. The curtains rise to reveal a world of love, tragedy, and comedy. The audience is enthralled by the words of William Shakespeare and finds the play's themes are relevant to their lives today. This stage isn't located in New York or Chicago. It's the stage of a local high school in a rural town. And the audience isn't your typical dinner-and-a-show crowd. Instead, middle and high school students are experiencing live Shakespeare, some for the first time. This is the scene in many towns across America as the National Endowment for the Arts, in partnership with The Sallie Mae Fund and Arts Midwest, a regional arts organization based in Minneapolis, launches Shakespeare in American Communities Phase II: Shakespeare for a New Generation Shakespeare for a New Generation

119. We've Moved
     Oregon Shakespeare Festival We Have Moved! Please make note;http//www.osfashland.org.  
     http://www.mind.net/osf/

120. { Arts Midwest }
     The tour is bringing professional theater productions of Shakespeare and relatededucational activities to Americans throughout the country, visiting more  
     http://www.artsmidwest.org/programs/shakespeare.asp
     
     Extractions: h t t p : / / w w w . a r t s m i d w e s t . o r g PROGRAMS Performing Arts Programs Heartland Arts Fund Shakespeare in American Communities Midwest Arts Conference Midwest World Fest NEA Jazz Masters on Tour Visual Arts Programs The Heartland Project Additional Projects Heartland Global Links Building New Knowledge Program Archives Global Sounds, Heartland Beats Mid East/West Fest Shakespeare in American Communities is a national theater initiative sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts and The Sallie Mae Fund in cooperation with Arts Midwest Shakespeare in American Communities is the largest tour of Shakespeare in American history. The tour is bringing professional theater productions of Shakespeare and related educational activities to Americans throughout the country, visiting more than 570 small and mid-size communities in all 50 states. With a $1 million appropriation from the Department of Defense, the Arts Endowment also brought the tour to families on military bases. In addition to performances, the tours include artistic and technical workshops, symposia about the productions, and educational programs in local schools. Phase 1

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