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Brand new Women & Shakespeare episode has landed! I talk to designer #ClaudiaMayer about her wonderful designs for #taraarts #macbeth #thetempest #merchantofvenice & about co-creating the magical multicultural #taratheatre Tune in at womenandshakespeare.com or other platforms.
As someone who has always been intrigued by #Jessica in #merchantofvenice navigating between two worlds, l loved Michelle Ephraim's poignant and insightful memoir *The Green World* & enjoyed recording this brand NEW *Women & Shakespeare* episode so much! womenandshakespeare.com
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Book launch for 'Sonic Pasts: acoustical heritage and historical soundscapes' is today 😊 It's a hybrid event, with attendance in person at Uni of York as well as the option to attend online. There is a small reception afterwards if attending in person 🥂 yorkfestivalofideas.com/2025…
Ready with #powerdressing #bangles to give plenary lecture on #amidsummernightsdream at Irish Renaissance Seminar. Huge thanks to Dr Edel Semple @UniversityCollegeCork l think that Ireland is exactly the place to talk about poetry, politics, and gendered silences of colonisation.
On this day in May, a decade ago, l officially became #britishasian & l am so glad that l get to mark this by sharing that l have signed a contract to write my book *British South Asian Shakespeares on Stage: Politics & Performance* with @UExeterPress
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I wrote briefly about this mom in my article on Indian Shax film’s different reception in the US & UK for @EarlyModernDoc & Koel Chatterjee’s collection: lives of impact, changing the world not so long past…
Enjoyed being on the other side of the mic and talking about Podcasting, Indian Shakespeare, Midsummer Night's Dream, and my new book for Speaking of Shakespeare podcast!
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Celebrating #ShakespeareBirthday and #WomenandShakespeare birthday with music by conversing with wonderful composer Dominique Le Gendre in a brand new podcast episode! Available on all podcast platforms & the website womenandshakespeare.com. So, tune in (pun intended! :))
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Come and study at the Shakespeare Institute!
We have 5 x £5000 scholarships available to those who are applying to study a full-time MA in #Shakespeare commencing in September 2025.
Full details here: birmingham.ac.uk/funding/pos…
#funding #scholarship #postgraduate #bursary
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Deadline to submit proposals is 14th March! MEMOrients CONFERENCE CFP: New Encounters | MEMOs #twitterstorians #earlymoderntwitter #earlymodernevents #medievaltwitter #medievalevents memorients.com/events/memori…
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*Out now in paperback*
'Girl Culture in the Middle Ages and Renaissance' by Deanne Williams is the first study of the medieval and early modern girl actor, along with girl singers, authors and translators.
Shop now: bit.ly/4j3sa9U
Totally excited (in a non biased way obvs ;)) about this webinar series discussing new introductions for the Oxford World's Classics editions of Shakespeare's plays. I have read some of these and they are awesome! english.ox.ac.uk/shakespeare…
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Very excited to announce the publication of Laura Seymour's wonderful 'Shakespeare and Neurodiversity'. Grab a copy while it is free (until 10 Feb)!! cambridge.org/core/elements/…
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Another excellent volume in @CambPressAssess ‘Elements in Shakespeare and Pedagogy’ series.
Very excited to announce the publication of Laura Seymour's wonderful 'Shakespeare and Neurodiversity'. Grab a copy while it is free (until 10 Feb)!! cambridge.org/core/elements/…
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You can find out more about the book here routledge.com/Sonic-Pasts-Ac…

ALT Book cover design that says 'Sonic Pasts: acoustical heritage and historical soundscapes' At the centre we see a circle formed by swirly colour bands and different outlines of people, objects and places, such as a desert landscape, a diver, Stonehenge and Notre Dame. At the bottom it says Mariana J López. The book cover is yellow with dark purple font.
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New Year, new blog post, from a new team member! Dr Önder Çakırtaş examines the representations of Turkey carpets in early modern English drama. Hope you enjoy it! memorients.com/articles/thre…
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My book 'Sonic Pasts: acoustical heritage and historical soundscapes' is now available to pre-order 😊 routledge.com/Sonic-Pasts-Ac…

ALT Book cover design that says 'Sonic Pasts: acoustical heritage and historical soundscapes' At the centre we see a circle formed by swirly colour bands and different outlines of people, objects and places, such as a desert landscape, a diver, Stonehenge and Notre Dame. At the bottom it says Mariana J López. The book cover is yellow with dark purple font.
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Next week! 10-11 December: International Conference "The Receptions of Ophelia, 1599-1900" @dills_univr, on site and on Zoom. For the link/info, don't hesitate to contact me. dlls.univr.it/?ent=iniziativ…
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We were delighted to be at the launch of @abirokison & @Edwoodall's new Arden Performance Companion 'Shakespeare & Lecoq' on Monday night, hosted at LAMDA (whose students treated us to incredible improvised performances!).
Find out more about the book: bit.ly/4i1cVy1
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How over-systematisation destroys teachers and education. And how subject English fights back.
Open access 'SysEd and English' article out now.
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