Let’s Talk Shakespeare: Podcasting and the Dragons Den
Collections
On 9th November, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust will be launching an exciting new ten-part podcast series "Let’s Talk Shakespeare".
Jennifer Reid PodcastCopyright of the artist
Blogs
All the latest Shakespeare news and behind the scenes action at SBT
On the Trail of Mary Hornby
Collections
Mary Hornby's descendants visit from Australia on the trail of items relating to their illustrious ancestor.
Madeleine Cox Tales from the Reading RoomShakespeare in Taiwan
Collections
Follow the Shakespeare Birthplace's Trust's collection across the world
Discover Shakespeare Around the World TaiwanHeritage Open Days and Beyond
Collections
'Do something different!'
Madeleine Cox Shakespeare HeritageAnother chance to explore Shakespeare and his World
Collections
Last year we launched our MOOC "Shakespeare and His World" in partnership with the University of Warwick. We are running this free course for a third time.
Jennifer Reid Behind the Scenes Shakespeare and his World--MOOCExploring Shakespeare's Henry V
Collections
To coincide with the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt in October 2015, our Shakespeare's Treasures Exhibition has been given a King Henry V theme.
Jann Tracy First World War In the VaultPiecing Together the Past
Collections
Discover how researchers assess the authenticity of historical documents
Rachael Krier Discover Shakespeare16th Century Nail Cleaner and Ear Scoop
Collections
Check out one of the latest additions to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust's Collections
Discover Shakespeare CollectionsMagna Carta: Shakespeare's The Life and Death of King John
Collections
Shakespeare's "The Life and Death of King John" lacks one important historical event: the signing of the Magna Carta. In celebration of this document's 800th birthday, Helen Hargest takes us through why this might be the case.
Helen Hargest In the VaultKnitting Sheaths
Collections
In Elizabethan times the humble knitting sheath would have been a useful household tool. Find out more in this blog post.
Helen Cook In the Vault