I always love visits to England for their literary tourism opportunities! Yesterday I visited the Globe Theatre, a reconstruction of the original Globe, and then ran into Shakespeare-inspired street art while strolling around the area!
I always love visits to England for their literary tourism opportunities! Yesterday I visited the Globe Theatre, a reconstruction of the original Globe, and then ran into Shakespeare-inspired street art while strolling around the area!
This book examines several of Shakespeare's plays in the context of the time and provides many interesting details about Elizabethan England.
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Here are my picks from the current Audible sale. Got all these beauties for quite cheap.
Anybody else taking advantage of the sale?
An interesting way to write about Shakespeare's life. I particularly enjoyed reading about how Elizabethan audiences would have reacted to the plays and just what Shakespeare was doing that made these plays groundbreaking. Now to re-read Julius Caesar and read As You Like It!
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Book: 1599 (a bit of a cheat, sorry!), Fingersmith, From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs.Basil E Frankweiler
Author: Jasper Fforde
Movie: Funny Face is my all time favourite! TV: Firefly
Food: French fries and fudgesicles
Took this out to put in the on-deck pile and found a bookmark from Richard Booth's bookshop in Hay-on-Wye, which is where I bought this 😊
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“On the average, it is likely hat over a third of London‘s adult population saw a play a month.”
Shakespeare and his fellow playwrights were kept very busy.
I ❤️❤️❤️ the idea of Wunderkammer or wonder-cabinets. It should like Whitehall Palace in Shakespeare‘s day had many fascinating curiosities that potentially inspired him. #myyearwithwill
Trying to squeeze in a little Will before I head to work!!! I would prefer to stay home and read all day!
Fun fact! Since 2014, my goal has been to see 12 theater productions a year! Most years I see more than 12 productions. Living in London in the late 1500s had it‘s challenges (the plague), but 1/3 still managed to see the importance of needing entertainment.
Planning to delve deep into another book about Shakespeare for #myyearwithwill jjourney. This will be my fourth book about his life and works. Stay turned for fascinating nuggets of information about him.
Instead of my usual alphabetical search, I searched by oldest on my TBR list and found some good stuff. A very happy start to my new year.
A truly unique biography. Utterly readable and novel-sequel in style.