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1. 'Shakespeare in the Park': A Look at the Bard's Best On-Stage Performances This article takes a look at some of the best Shakespearean performances that have graced the stage in the last few decades. It features clips and images from some of the most acclaimed performances of the bard's work, including Kenneth Branagh's 1989 production of Hamlet, Sir Ian McKellen's performance in Richard III, and Mark Rylance's performance in Twelfth Night. The article also discusses some of the ways that Shakespeare's works have been adapted to fit modern audiences. 2. 'Romeo and Juliet': Exploring the Classic Love Story This article offers an in-depth exploration of Shakespeare's most famous love story. It examines the various themes and motifs in the play, such as love, fate, and mortality, and how these have been interpreted by different directors and actors over the years. It also provides a look at how the story has been adapted for film and television, and how the play has been used as a source of inspiration for modern works. 3. 'Shakespeare's Globe Theatre': A Look at the Iconic Venue This article takes a look at
I'll be honest: I feel like Shakespeare needs to be seen to be truly understood. At least, I think that original Shakespeare needs to be seen. Plays are meant to be seen, after all. However, there have been some great literary reimaginings of Shakespeare's writing. Here are a few that I've read, and what I…
Today it is over to Mandie who is sharing her review of A Serpent In The Garden, the brand new William Shakespeare mystery from Howard Linskey. Yes, that one. With thanks to publisher Canelo for the advance copy via Netgalley. Here's what the book is all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 30 January 2025Publisher: Canelo About…
A little late in the day, but I'm delighted to be helping share the cover for Guy Hale's forthcoming novel All Our Yesterdays. I really enjoyed the first in this series, The Croaking Raven which was a really clever crime novel with lots of Shakespeare references. This one, set in the 1920s and 1930s, sounds…
BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and famously wrote the Toys “R”