Philippa Higson discusses how a quote from Much Ado About Nothing was used in a nineteenth century article to promote patriarchal society and the suppression of women's rights.
Philippa Higson Bram Stoker Collection juliet files"We'll Coal Together!" How Henry Irving and Thomas Nast exemplify the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States
Kimber Shepard Bram Stoker Collection America InternshipAlexander Thom examines the connections between paintings of King Lear and a theatre production, with discoveries from our collections
Alexander Thom King Lear Bram Stoker CollectionIn May SBT hosted Bram and the Guv'nor an Arts Council funded project for Arts Friendly Archive
Annette Ormanczyk Bram Stoker Collection Arts Friendly ArchivesDiscussing Bram Stoker's Dracula and Jefny Ashcroft's play Bram and the Guv'nor
Annette Ormanczyk Bram Stoker Collection Arts Friendly ArchivesResearch Associate, Ella Hawkins, offers an intriguing glimpse into the lives of the nineteenth century theatre stars , Henry Irving and Ellen Terry
Ella Hawkins Bram Stoker Collection Arts Friendly ArchivesNew play 'Bram and the Guv'nor' explores Bram Stoker, Henry Irving and Ellen Terry's story using letters from the Bram Stoker Collection.
Annette Ormanczyk Bram Stoker Collection Arts Friendly ArchivesFrom paper sculpture moves to visits from international guests, this week of Shakespeare's 400th Death Day anniversary has been a busy one for our Collections team!
Victoria Joynes Tales from the Reading Room Bram Stoker CollectionR.F. Walsh sent the following programme of a Japanese adaptation of Shakespeare to Bram Stoker, along with his notes on the performance.
Jennifer Reid International Collections King Lear Bram Stoker Collection'The Bram Stoker Collection' explores the life of the 'Dracula' novelist, including his time as a manager at the Lyceum Theatre and correspondences with other renowned writers.
Robyn Greenwood Bram Stoker Collection Going Digital