Living with Shakespeare Tickets and Dates
Taking place on Zoom on the second Wednesday of every month, our Research Conversations provide you with the opportunity to listen to people who are engaged in Shakespeare-related research.
Join us on 13 October as we examine Shakespeare's life in St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, and why his remarkable 'cast' of neighbours - international merchants, M.P.s, Dutch/French refugees, musicians, and some less salubrious characters, were useful for an immigrant from the provinces seeking to establish himself in London.
Led by Geoffrey Marsh, Director of Theatre and Performing Arts, Victoria and Albert Museum and author of the book Living with Shakespeare.
The event begins with a thirty minute presentation and will be followed by an open discussion. Please note this is an online event held on Zoom.
Join us on 13 October as we examine Shakespeare's life in St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, and why his remarkable 'cast' of neighbours - international merchants, M.P.s, Dutch/French refugees, musicians, and some less salubrious characters, were useful for an immigrant from the provinces seeking to establish himself in London.
Led by Geoffrey Marsh, Director of Theatre and Performing Arts, Victoria and Albert Museum and author of the book Living with Shakespeare.
The event begins with a thirty minute presentation and will be followed by an open discussion. Please note this is an online event held on Zoom.
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