Monday, April 23, 2012

Shakespeare birthday

  • To celebrate Shakespeares birthday, were featuring some of our favorite archival pieces about his life and work. This one was first published in January 2012.
  • (Huffington Post)
  • Theres no escaping Shakespeare in this Olympic Games year, however fast you run.
  • (Whatsonstage.com)
  • A double celebration of the life and work of William Shakespeare has got underway in Stratford on Avon as a parade through his home town on Saturday marked the Bard's forthcoming 448th birthday.
  • (Daily News and Analysis)
  • The festival, held this year to commemorate Shakespeare's birthday, will take place tonight. Burton Library will be hosting a special book quiz for teams of bookworms who fancy a fun night of literary brain teasing. The event will start at 7pm.
  • (Burton Mail)
  • The Maori version of Troilus and Cressida begins the six-week Globe to Globe season on Monday, which is also Shakespeares birthday.
  • (BBC News)
  • A Hemet theater troupe will commemorate William Shakespeare's birthday with a sampling of his most celebrated work in "The Best of Will: A Tasting of Shakespeare's Most Enjoyable.
  • (Riverside Press Enterprise)
  • In April it is William Shakespeare's birthday and Office Boutique, a gift stationery retailer (www.officeboutique.co.uk) is celebrating this with a 15% sale from their great writer's stationery lines.
  • (PR-USA.net)
  • April 23 marks the 448th birthday of William Shakespeare, who is not only historys most prolific playwright, but also a Guinness World Record holder for the most filmed author in any language.
  • (TheaterMania.com)
  • On Saturday, a parade through his home town marked the Bards forthcoming 448th birthday. It also saw the launch of the World Shakespeare Festival (WSF).
  • (Big Pond)
  • A new home for thousands of books and historical documents will open on Shakespeare's birthday today. The multi-million pounds building in James Whatman Way, Maidstone, will contain more than eight miles of documents and some 40,000 books.
  • (Kent Online)

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