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To mark Shakespeare’s birthday, we are publishing a blog about the Trust’s Hungarian translations of Shakespeare’s works.
Annamaria Vass Translating ShakespeareTo mark Shakespeare’s birthday, we are publishing a blog about the Trust’s Hungarian translations of Shakespeare’s works.
Annamaria Vass Translating ShakespeareFind out what George Williams' illustrated Antony & Cleopatra can tell us about mid-nineteenth century attitudes to the near east and the ancient Mediterranean
Gary F. Fisher Shakespeare ScrapbooksGary F Fisher explores the extraordinary illustrated volumes of Shakespeare's works created by George Williams
Gary F. Fisher Shakespeare ScrapbooksDiscover the earliest guide to childbirth in England, published 1604 with mother of three Michelle Michel and learn about instructions given to midwives on how to deliver babies.
Michelle Michel juliet filesA new exhibition celebrating creativity inspired by Shakespeare, featuring unique personal stories of inspiration.
Helen Cook ShakespeareAndMe Exhibition Shakespeare's BirthplaceCaring for our historic buildings requires a lot of care and planning. Find out more about the process we go through, and our recent work on the site of Mary Arden's Farm.
Gemma McGlinchey Conservation Mary Arden's FarmWe were saddened to hear last Friday of the death of Sonny Venkatrathnam, who passed away in Durban at the age of 84.
Meet Miss Kate Friend, whose correspondence with the Trust sheds light on the growing empowerment of women in early twentieth century America.
Helen Hopkins International Women's Day juliet filesAs part of her internship at the Trust, Grace Lester set out to conduct a research project into an area close to her heart
Grace Lester Internship Deaf AwarenessFor St. David’s Day, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust would like to commemorate one of Shakespeare’s most underrated characters: the Welshwoman Lady Mortimer.
Kelsey Ridge Translating Shakespeare juliet files