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Roar writer Keir Holmes on the new production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” at the Young Vic. While it was intended for the summer of 2020,...
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Roar writer Allegra Boreham on the ‘Making History: Shakespeare and the Royal Family’ exhibition. Shakespeare is royalty to English literature. He is not a ‘he’;...
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Roar Culture Editor Alex Blank reviews Ian Burrows’s forthcoming book, Shakespeare for Snowflakes. In 2016, Ian Burrows, a lecturer of English Literature in Cambridge...
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‘ROAR’ grabs exclusive access to the Royal Shakespeare Company’s current production of ‘Macbeth,’ performed at the famed Barbican Theatre. This modern take on the...
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Storming into the accolades of theatre praise across London, and already held in high regard by many critics, Sir Nicholas Hytner’s ‘Julius Caesar’ is undeniably...
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Director Sara Malik explores racism and gender discrimination through her contemporary reworking of The Tempest. In light of recent political events, her choice to...
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‘By me William Shakespeare’ is an insightful exhibition about Shakespeare’s life; although no personal papers of Shakespeare’s life survived, the curators at the National...
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King’s Shakespeare Company will take on the ambitious task of putting on a Shakespeare play in just 24 hours this Saturday. The cast will...
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WHAT’S the one play that screams “Christmas†to me? Shakespeare’s King Lear, obviously. Despite having meticulously analysed it to death back in my A...
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By Lauren O’Hara I AM currently directing an all-male, contemporary production of ‘Twelfth Night’ for the King’s Shakespeare Company. I didn’t get involved in...
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