Hungary and Shakespeare’s Flowers
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SBT gardener Annamaria Vass, who is originally from Hungary, marks this Hungarian national holiday with a blog about flowers in Shakespeare's garden.
Annamaria Vass Translating Shakespeare GardensSBT gardener Annamaria Vass, who is originally from Hungary, marks this Hungarian national holiday with a blog about flowers in Shakespeare's garden.
Annamaria Vass Translating Shakespeare GardensThe love letters of Adam Duncan-Haldane to Julia Cavendish Philips
Victoria Joynes archives letters loveIn honour of St David's day, this blog post will share a few thoughts and findings on Shakespeare's work in translation into Welsh.
Elizabeth Jeffery Macbeth Translating ShakespeareIn 1864 monuments were planned and created for the Tercentenary of Shakespeare's birth.
Robert Howe Boydell New PlaceA blog about an Estonian translation of A Midsummer Night's Dream posted on the occasion of the Estonian Independence Day.
Mareike Doleschal Translating ShakespeareWe take a look at a few of the objects in the museum collection which show images of some of Shakespeare's pairs of lovers.
Jessie Petheram LoveSearching our online catalogue for love letters has revealed some poignant examples of correspondence from the 19th century.
Victoria Joynes letters loveA look at some of the interesting marginalia in our early printed books, including doodles and poems, evidencing the lives and loves of former readers.
Madeleine Cox Books loveTo mark Waitangi Day, this blog discusses a translation of Shakespeare's sonnets into Maori which is held at the Shakespeare's Birthplace Library.
Mareike Doleschal Books Translating ShakespeareOne Transforming Archives Trainee uses her developing palaeographical skills to explore the SBT’s archival collections relating to the Civil War in Stratford.
Annette Ormanczyk Civil War Discovering Archives palaeography