
Shakespeare
Volume 3, Issue 1
WINTER 1999
TALES OF
SHAKESPEARE'S
LIFE
Shakespeare in Love
Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard
spin a tale of Shakespeare writing for the London stage in 1593.
His Hour Upon the Stage
Bob Myers, a New Jersey English teacher, plays an extra in Shakespeare
in Love.
Brushing Up On Biography
Folger librarian Betsy Walsh describes some reliable
resources for information about Shakespeare's life.
Shakespeare in Lancashire
Richard Dutton explains new evidence for an old theory about
young Will Shakespeare at Hoghton Tower.
TEACHING SHAKESPEARE
Coville and Bloom--
Two New Resources
Richard Vanderwall offers teaching suggestions using recently
published books.
Boy Actresses
Jane Collins explains a classroom activity to identify gender
bias.
Chasing William
A cross-section of ideas about teaching Shakespeare's life. |
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FEATURED ARTICLE
How Swan Books Took Flight
Diane Davidson recalls the early
days of publishing her popular Swan editions of Shakespeare.
Shakespeare in Prison
Laura Raidonis Bates helps
inmates find a Shakespearean voice and learns a few lessons herself.
"Just then a guard entered and called out, 'PACE is walking!'--meaning
the end of the school day--but no one made a move. Instead, the spirited discussion
continued, until the call came again, this time more insistently: 'PACE is walking!'
It was the inmates' dinner hour, but Joseph insisted, 'We would rather eat the
bread of this knowledge than the chicken in the cafeteria!' I couldn't argue with
that, but the guard could. 'Let's go!' he shouted. Then he came over and
whispered to me, 'I've never seen them refuse to leave class before.'"
BROADSHEET
Roasting Shakespeare
Learn about Shakespeare by hearing what his friends have to say about him.
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