My personal Blue Monday involved mountains of couscous and Shakespeare
Financial lockdown means cooking meals that Lee Anderson would approve of, plus red-hot Bardic action.
ByFinancial lockdown means cooking meals that Lee Anderson would approve of, plus red-hot Bardic action.
ByThe infamous “pudding-faced” Droeshout portrait is widely agreed to be hideous and embarrassing. Is there more to it than meets…
ByAlso featuring Cinderella Boys by Leo McKinstry and In Light-Years There’s No Hurry by Marjolijn van Heemstra.
ByThe playwright reflected the prejudices of his age, but he also questioned and undermined them.
ByThe culture war against teachers and academics is manufactured by right-wing newspapers and rent-a-quote reactionaries.
ByHow the acclaimed critic made his journey to popular writing, finds solace in Shakespeare, and took revenge on Cambridge.
By26 May 1923: With what relish Shakespeare recites his catalogue of flowers!
ByYaël Farber’s production, starring James McArdle and Saoirse Ronan, summons up an energy that is raw and bloody.
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