In the final two articles of this issue, Perry Mills and Janice Valls-Russell reflect on the ensemble-building experience of Edward's Boys and Nora Williams interviews the cast and creative team of A Two Woman Hamlet.
The issue continues with twelve performance reviews, including two Romeo and Juliets, both alike in their incorporation of dance. The other reviews range from Stratford Shakespeare Festival’s Macbeth to Edward’s Boys’ The Enterlude of the Godly Queen Hester.
In the first two articles of this issue, Alice Dailey and Chelsea Phillips draw back the curtain on the process of putting together a production of The Spanish Tragedy and Kevin Ewert speaks to the experience of playing Iago in the Untitled Othello Project.
Take a look at the dramaturg’s website: thespanishtragedy.my.canva.site/home, which explores the play’s production history, a biography of Thomas Kyd, and the legacy of revenge. You can also explore the dramaturgical resources created, such as the glossary and education guide!
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NEW ISSUE KLAXON: Shakespeare Bulletin 44.1 is now published via Project Muse! Find the first issue of a planned two-part issue featuring scholar-practitioners reflecting on their rehearsal room work in educational and professional contexts.
Check it out here đź“°: muse.jhu.edu/issue/57024
Today’s Extra Credit focuses on Alice Dailey and Chelsea Phillips’s “Making (Ambitious, Impractical, Interdisciplinary) Dreams Come True: The Spanish Tragedy at Villanova”. Check out these open-access resources from Alice & @chelseaphillips.bsky.social
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Want to learn more about the staging of the production itself? Peruse the photo gallery here: spanishtragedy.villanova.edu/production/g... or the production script here: spanishtragedy.villanova.edu/production/f...
As part of the production process for The Spanish Tragedy, an archival website was created to host course materials, production designs, and reflections. Explore the website here: spanishtragedy.villanova.edu
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The issue concludes with a book review of Tracy E. K’Meyer’s Under the Greenwood Tree: A Celebration of Kentucky Shakespeare (University of Kentucky Press, 2024), which tells the story of a regional Shakespeare company through oral history.
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