News When “Global Shakespeare” met the “Arab Spring” How do Arab theatre makers navigate a "World Shakespeare" festival, maneuvering between interesting times in…Margaret LitvinOctober 1, 2015
News New Book on Ethics, Shakespeare, and Appropriation Making an important new contribution to rapidly expanding fields of study surrounding the adaptation and…Alexa Alice JoubinFebruary 20, 2015
News Lady Macbeth and Ophelia: Beyond Drowning and Sleep-walking Cris Busato Smith, Brazil Regional Editor for MIT Global Shakespeares, delivered a lecture on Tuesday,…Peter S. DonaldsonFebruary 2, 2015
News Aneta Mancewicz publishes new book on European Shakespeare performance Global Shakespeares European Regional Editor Aneta Mancewicz has published a book Intermedial Shakespeares on European…Peter S. DonaldsonDecember 9, 2014
News Emily Griffiths Jones appointed Postdoctoral Fellow in MIT-SUTD Collaboration MIT Literature Postdoctoral Fellow, Emily Griffiths Jones has been appointed Postdoctoral Fellow for a second…Peter S. DonaldsonOctober 7, 2014
News A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Patricia Fagundes’ Intermedial Performance Aesthetics Brazil Regional Editor Dr. Anna Steph Camati wrote an article on Patricia Fagundes' Brazilian adaptation…Peter S. DonaldsonOctober 7, 2014
News Alexa Alice Joubin Awarded Fulbright Distinguished Chair in London and ACLS Burkhardt Fellowship MIT Global Shakespeares founding co-director and George Washington University English Professor Alexa Huang has been…Peter S. DonaldsonSeptember 1, 2014
News Journal Special Issue on Global Shakespeares Check out articles on exciting new films and productions in the special issue of Shakespeare…Peter S. DonaldsonJuly 20, 2014
News MIT Global Shakespeares and Taiwan Shakespeare Database at SAA MIT Global Shakespeares and the Taiwan Shakespeare Database have begun a formal collaboration which the…Peter S. DonaldsonApril 7, 2014
News Regional editor Cris Busato Smith to speak about Macbeth at conference in Arizona Dr. Cristiane Busato Smith, Global Shakespeares regional editor for Brazil, will chair a session on…MIT Global ShakespearesFebruary 5, 2014
News The Taming of the Shrew, Korean Adaptation by Hyon-u Lee comes to MIT Hyon-u Lee, Shakespeare scholar, translator, director, performer, and professor at Soon Chun Hyang University, is…Suzana LisantiSeptember 20, 2013
News Fundación Shakespeare Argentina’s Events Global Shakespeares’ partner Fundación Shakespeare Argentina (FSA) has organized several successful events to broad the…Alexa Alice JoubinMay 4, 2013
News Teaching Shakespeare and Globalization It is easy to incorporate the issues of global Shakespeare or globalization into the standard…Alexa Alice JoubinMarch 16, 2013
News Symposium on Eastern European Hamlets Five presentations focused on performative, political, historical, and cultural aspects of post-1989 Hamlet productions from…Aneta MancewiczMarch 13, 2013
News Introduction to Nós do Morro In the past twenty-five years, the Nós do Morro company consolidated its roots in the…MIT Global ShakespearesJanuary 8, 2013
News Global Hamlets: Memphis as Cultural Crossroads The University of Memphis’ Wanda Rushing: globalization is rarely uniform. Instead, it often involves a…Alexa Alice JoubinOctober 8, 2012
News Global Shakespeares Workshop at the Queen Mary, University of London Dr Joshua Edelman and Dr Aneta Mancewicz, research fellows at Central School of Speech and…Alexa Alice JoubinAugust 31, 2012
News Chinese Romeo Meeting English Juliet in Stratford? An actor from China's Zhejiang Kunju Troupe walking down Henley Street, Stratford-upon-Avon.Alexa Alice JoubinJuly 29, 2012
News Video Highlights from select Brazilian performances Global Shakespeares editors for Brazil -- Liana de Camargo Leão, Anna Stegh Camati, and Cris…MIT Global ShakespearesMay 3, 2012
News Highlights from Korean Tempest Colloquium Video highlights from the Korean Tempest film screening and colloquium which took place in Washington,…MIT Global ShakespearesNovember 7, 2011
News Oh Tae-suk’s The Tempest Comes to DC The foremost Korean director and playwright Oh Tae-suk visits DC (his Tempest won the Herald…Alexa Alice JoubinNovember 3, 2011
News Global Shakespeares Workshop in Cairo "Egyptian Theatre Between Local Contexts and Global Audiences: Shakespeare as a Case Study," the five-hour…Margaret LitvinNovember 2, 2011
News The Tempest and King Lear at the Edinburgh International Festival The Edinburgh International Festival’s official drama opened on Saturday with a double dose of Shakespeare:…Suzana LisantiAugust 17, 2011
News News from the 9th World Shakespeare Conference The Global Shakespeares editors, collaborators and advisory board members have been a major presence at…Peter S. DonaldsonJuly 20, 2011
News Introducing the Global Shakespeare Curriculum Initiative MIT faculty and collaborators from across the world create new classes that integrate theatrical and…Peter S. DonaldsonJuly 11, 2011
News Global Shakespeare Scholars at Prague Conference The editors of Global Shakespeares and collaborators in MIT's Global Shakespeare Curricular Initiative and HamletWorks…Suzana LisantiMay 26, 2011
News Brazilian Press About Global Shakespeares There is a great article on Global Shakespeares in Gazeta do Povo, Parana Brazil, printed…Suzana LisantiMay 24, 2011
News Global Shakespeares at Prague 2011 World Shakespeare Congress Workshop description: The age of global Shakespeares and digital video archive is upon us.Peter S. DonaldsonJanuary 8, 2011
News Three Global Shakespeares editors spoke at ISC 2010 Three Global Shakespeares editors spoke at the biennial meeting of the International Shakespeare Conference in…Peter S. DonaldsonJanuary 1, 2011
News Brazilian editors add thirteen productions I’m delighted to welcome the Brazilian Regional Editors of this online archive.Peter S. DonaldsonNovember 4, 2010
News Visualizing Shakespeare in Performance: The Digital Video Archive in the Age of YouTube Peter Donaldson, Ford Foundation Professor of Humanities at MIT, presented a paper at the humanities+digital…Suzana LisantiJanuary 4, 2010