The British Shakespeare Association is a professional association of teachers, researchers, theatre practitioners, writers and enthusiasts. The BSA is a registered charity and its aims are educational – ‘to promote and foster a better understanding of Shakespeare and his work’. Read more about us »
Why do we keep producing and performing Shakespeare on stage, screen and film? What incentives and difficulties does Shakespeare present to you as an independent practitioner or member of a company, small or large? In your specialist role as a performer, designer, stage manager, fight director, Read More »
Please note that this booking is through the 3rd party service Eventbrite and by making this booking you are a customer of Eventbrite. This event is part of the School of Law, Birkbeck’s annual Law on Trial series. Find out more here. The hashtag for the series is #LawOnTrial. Law on Read More »
Keynote speakers: Vanessa Harding (Birkbeck) and Chris Laoutaris (Birmingham). This two-day conference will explore all aspects of spaces, places and the interfaces between them as they were experienced and represented between 1500 and 1800. Across two days postgraduate students from a range of Read More »
This free event, supported by the British Shakespeare Association and organized as part of the UK-wide ‘Being Human’ festival, will explore how emotion is represented in Shakespeare’s plays and what this means to us today. Join academics from the University of Birmingham’s Shakespear Read More »
The British Shakespeare Association is delighted to announce that its 2017 Honorary Fellowship Awards are to be given to Sarah Stanton, formerly Publisher, Shakespeare and early modern literary studies for Cambridge University Press, and to the leading Shakespearean actor Adrian Lester. Book Read More »
Our annual general meeting is open to all members of the BSA, and will feature presentations from all our officers. It will be followed by the award of our 2017 honorary fellowships. Read More »
For more information, and to find out how to participate in our panels, please see our blog post on the topic: http://www.britishshakespeare.ws/join-our-panels-at-the-shared-futures-conference/ Read More »
Keynote Speakers: Dr Lucy Munro (King’s College London) and Dr Amy Erickson (University of Cambridge). Following the success of our inaugural conference last year, the Centre for Early Modern Studies at the University of Exeter is pleased to announce our second annual postgraduate Read More »
