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WATCH: Galatea will be one of the Brighton Festival highlights - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Galatea will be one of the Brighton Festival highlights

The world premiere of Emma Frankland’s Galatea will be one of the Brighton Festival highlights this year, from May 5-21.

'Explicitly queer and trans': the 1580s play that inspired Shakespeare's cross-dressing love plots | Theatre - Vimarsana News

'Explicitly queer and trans': the 1580s play that inspired Shakespeare's cross-dressing love plots | Theatre

John Lyly’s long-forgotten Galatea – featuring gods, mortals and a highly elastic approach to gender and sex – is being revived at the Brighton festival. We meet the team behind it

Brighton Festival: The family and community event highlights - Vimarsana News

Brighton Festival: The family and community event highlights

Brighton Festival promises a host of entertainment for the entire family with a focus on community.

Shakespeare's bombastic blank verse: a new take - Vimarsana News

Shakespeare's bombastic blank verse: a new take

Around three years into his career as a dramatist, Shakespeare’s blank verse—his unrhymed iambic pentameter—came under attack. We might wonder whether the passage from "Greene’s Groatsworth of Wit" was right?

Source: oup.com
Shakespeare's Sisters - Vimarsana News

Shakespeare's Sisters

The women who made Shakespeare. This is an online event hosted on the British Library platform. Bookers will be sent a link in advance giving access and will be able to watch at any time for 48 hours after the start time. Juliet. Queen Titania. Ophelia. Lady Macbeth. There isn’t a single female character in Shakespeare’s canon that was written to be performed by a woman. Yet women were there from the outset – funding, building and running the theatres. Beginning with a reading from Richard II by pioneering Shakespearean actor and star of Bridgerton Adjoa Andoh, this timely talk explore...

Source: bl.uk