CultureShake Project's First Week in Germany
Learning
CultureShake is our new learning project where schools come together in a multilingual classroom to learn about cultures and languages through Shakespeare.
Lisa Peter CultureShakeCultureShake is our new learning project where schools come together in a multilingual classroom to learn about cultures and languages through Shakespeare.
Lisa Peter CultureShake36 new baby animals have been born at Mary Arden's Farm, and we are delighted to welcome these adorable new faces to our site.
Samantha Gull Mary Arden's FarmShakespeare's Birthplace has always been looked after by custodians guiding visitors round the house and taking care of the building.
Victoria Joynes Birthplace SBT170On Armenian Independence Day, we explore Armenian translations held in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Library and shed light on the history behind them.
Naneh V H Translating Shakespeare ArmenianYasen Alkinani reads extracts from Arabic translations of Hamlet and The Merchant of Venice
Mareike Doleschal Translating Shakespeare HamletThree members of Ginnett's Circus visited Shakespeare's Birthplace in 1859 and signed the visitor book
Norma Hampson circus Birthplace visitorsOur Museum Collections Officer travelled to Spain to oversee the loan of one of our portraits of Shakespeare to the Cervantes Birthplace Museum.
Jessie Petheram ExhibitionDiscussing Bram Stoker's Dracula and Jefny Ashcroft's play Bram and the Guv'nor
Annette Ormanczyk Bram Stoker Collection Arts Friendly ArchivesOn Saturday 6th May the annual celebration of Bengali poet RabindranathTagore’s birth was held in the Shakespeare Birthplace garden.
Hannah Jones Tagore Shakespeare's Birthplace Literary RelationshipsAvis Hodgson and Kathleen Talbot were nurses at Clopton House when it was a hospital during the First World War.
Mareike Doleschal First World War