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Gemma Allred in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Jan 17, 2020

‘If you stand for nothing, Burr, what’ll you fall for?’: linguistic codes and inaction in Hamilton

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Gemma Allred in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Mar 6, 2020

The Upstart Crow: Exit pursued by outdated humour

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Gemma Allred in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Jul 17, 2020

‘They think me Macbeth, ambition is my folly’: Considering fatal flaws in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton

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Benjamin Broadribb in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Nov 11, 2019

‘I’m finding this story impossible to follow’: Shakespeare’s characters (not) in Netflix’s The King

Ronan Hatfull in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Mar 20, 2020

‘I’ll Teach You How To Flow’: The Hip-Hop Shakespeare Pedagogy of Devon Glover (aka The Sonnet Man)

Ronan Hatfull in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Jan 24, 2020

‘Let the Devil Wear Black’: Shakespeare’s Bio-fictional Presence in Good Omens

Benjamin Broadribb in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Nov 7, 2019

The King: A Shakespeare film made for — and by — people who don’t like Shakespeare

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Ronan Hatfull in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Jan 10, 2020

‘Do me no foul play, friends’: Detecting Shakespeare in Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi and Knives Out

Ronan Hatfull in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Oct 28, 2019

‘Finally You Put Me First’: Bringing the Beyoncé to NT Live: A Midsummer Night’s Dream @ The Bridge

Gemma Allred in ‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

Nov 4, 2020

‘He has no children’: The centring of grief in The Show Must Go Online’s Macbeth

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‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking Shakespeare

A blog looking at modern performance, adaptation and appropriation of Shakespeare on stage, screen and beyond. #RethinkingShax

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