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Remembering Buzz Goodbody at The Other Place

Posted on June 21, 2014 by Sylvia Morris

This week the Royal Shakespeare Company has been celebrating the opening of what is being called The Other Place at the Courtyard Theatre, a temporary re-imagining of the studio theatre which was once called “the most productive tin hut in … Continue reading →

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Erica Whyman and Buzz Goodbody: championing The Other Place

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Sylvia Morris

Back in July 2012 I wondered what the impact of having a young woman, Erica Whyman, as Deputy Artistic Director would be on the RSC.  Earlier this week I got the chance to find out when Erica spoke to the … Continue reading →

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Putting a girdle round about the globe: Shakespeare clubs and societies

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Sylvia Morris

What makes a group of like-minded Shakespeare-lovers turn themselves into a formal club or society? According to Nick Walton, it’s when the provision of refreshments, particularly biscuits, becomes an issue. Is the occupation of discussing or reading Shakespeare so exhausting that … Continue reading →

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