Shakespeare's birthplace to be 'decolonized' after British researchers say his work enables 'White supremacy'
A nonprofit that oversees museums commemorating William Shakespeare's life is purportedly working to "decolonize" his legacy ...
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Juliet’ reimagines the Shakespeare classic — with a 2nd chance
What if Juliet didn’t kill herself? That is the question asked in “& Juliet”, coming to Philly’s Academy of Music.
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Netflix airs Aylesbury window cleaner's quest to prove he owns £200m Shakespeare portrait
A man from Aylesbury’s 10-year plus journey to prove he owns a unique portrait of Shakespeare has been turned into a ...
Q&A: Albert Barnes' Biographer, Blake Gopnik, on the Importance of Museums
Art critic and biographer Blake Gopnik explores the intriguing history of the Barnes Foundation in an interview with Newsweek ...
‘De-colonizing’ Shakespeare: Experts blame ‘white supremacy’ for playwright’s fame as hometown museum vows change
Regarded as the most influential writer in the English language, some of William Shakespeare’s work is now viewed by as ...
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Shakespeare was a hero who helped make English the most spoken language around the world - why would anyone want to rewrite that legacy, asks Nana Akua
Romeo and Juliet. Very good. How about this one: "If music be the food of love, play on; give me excess of it, that ...
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3 Key Moments in William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar was first performed in 1599 and it continues to be reinterpreted by theater directors up to this ...