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Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Professor Sasha Handley (The University of Manchester), author of Sleep in Early Modern...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Jeffrey R. Wilson, author of Richard III’s Bodies from Medieval England to Modernity:...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Tinde van Andel discusses the arrival of the tomato in Italy and how this was reflected in...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Mary Fissel looks at the history of the caesarean section (crucial to the plot of Macbeth).
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week John Spurr (Swansea University) discusses the use of foul language on Shakespeare’s play...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Professor Alan Stewart (Columbia University) discusses the art and techniques of...
Recording of a live lecture by James Turnbull, Producer - Digital Development at the Royal Shakespeare Company, on new ways of engaging and immersing audiences in live performances when individuals aren’t...
Audio podcast. Mark Lawson talks to American author James Shapiro about the events of 1606, the year in which Shakespeare is reputed to have written Antony and Cleopatra, King Lear and Macbeth, also touching...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week she talks to Anistatia Miller and Jared Brown about the kinds of drinks that would have...
Podcast. Barbara Bogaev talks to Lucy Wooding about her book, Tudor England: A History, that explores popular misconceptions about the period’s society and culture.
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