Interviews
Our collection of interviews with experts is designed to reflect the full breadth of Shakespearean studies. Here, historians, academics and practitioners all share their unique perspectives on the bard.
Shakespeare's Language
The Royal Shakespeare Company's voice coach, Lyn Darnley, shares her love of Shakespeare's language and reveals why Shakespeare's writing has been so enduring.
The Royal Shakespeare Company's voice coach, Lyn Darnley, shares her love of Shakespeare's language and reveals why Shakespeare's writing has been so enduring.
Shakespeare's Heritage
Dr. Diana Owen, director of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, speaks to About.com about the importance of preserving Shakespeare’s heritage.
Dr. Diana Owen, director of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, speaks to About.com about the importance of preserving Shakespeare’s heritage.
Performing Shakespeare
Ben Crystal is the author of 'Shakespeare on Toast', a new book that dispels the myth that Shakespeare is difficult. Here, he shares his thoughts about performing Shakespeare and reveals his top tips for first-time actors.
Ben Crystal is the author of 'Shakespeare on Toast', a new book that dispels the myth that Shakespeare is difficult. Here, he shares his thoughts about performing Shakespeare and reveals his top tips for first-time actors.
No Fear Shakespeare
Duncan Fewins speaks to About.com about overcoming your fear of Shakespeare.
Duncan Fewins speaks to About.com about overcoming your fear of Shakespeare.
The Catholic Shakespeare
Joseph Pearce, author of The Quest for Shakespeare: The Bard of Avon and the Church of Rome asks if Shakespeare could have been Catholic?
Joseph Pearce, author of The Quest for Shakespeare: The Bard of Avon and the Church of Rome asks if Shakespeare could have been Catholic?