Thomas Kershaw 1819-1898
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Leading wood grainer and marbler, Thomas Kershaw visited Shakespeare's Birthplace on 5 October 1859
Norma Hampson Birthplace Visitors Thomas KershawCopyright of the artist
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Shakespeare in Esperanto
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Today is Zahmenhof Day, also called Esperanto Day. To mark this occasion, Anna Kerr tells us about Esperanto translations of Shakespeare's works held in the Trust's library collection.
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Children who may not usually have the opportunity to visit Stratford are being trained as Shakespeare guides thanks to the Sharing Shakespeare's Stories Project.
Karin de Figueiredo schoolsTranslating Shakespeare today: EU-project CultureShake gets students to bring Shakespeare’s words closer to home
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Lisa Peter, Project Manager of CultureShakespeare at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, tells us about a multilingual learning project that involves translations from the Trust's library.
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Our top five book recommendations from the expert team at the Shakespeare Bookshop.
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Shakespeare's legacy
One intern’s experience with creating engaging digital summaries of Shakespeare’s plays
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We're delighted to announce a new gift range inspired by Steve Kaufman’s painting, ‘Shakespeare State Two’.
Products and GiftsShakespeare in Russian, part three: Shakespeare after Red October
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In our third blog on Russian translations of Shakespeare, Kelsey Ridge sheds light on the fate of Shakespeare's works in post-revolutionary Russia.
Kelsey Ridge Russian Translating Shakespeare