#shareyourshakespeare

[davidtennantontwitter]

David Tennant is one of the actors involved in #ShareYourShakespeare project by The Royal Shakespeare Company to mark Shakespeare's birthday.

David appears in the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtvKKnQMxx8

More info at https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/rsc-shakespeare-birthday-project-online_51395.html

[shakespearenews]

Famous faces from our celebrated performance history perform Shakespeare's All The World's a Stage speech from Act II, Scene 7 of As You Like It. The performance comes from David Tennant, Charlotte Arrowsmith, David Bradley, Stephen Boxer, Edward Bennett, Paapa Essiedu, Ray Fearon, Jane Lapotaire, Joanne Pearce, Katy Stephens and David Threlfall.

[housetohalf]

A baking stage manager walks into a kitchen and.... #exitpursuedbyabear 🏃🏻🐻 almond sandwich cookies with raspberry filling and confectioners sugar in honor of #ShareYourShakespeare because what else do you do when you remember you randomly have a bear-shaped cookie cutter?? 🧸 One of my favorite places in the world is in rehearsal for a Shakespeare play, here’s hoping we can all get back there soon. 💛 #thewinterstale @thersc @folgerlibrary (at Silver Spring, Maryland) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_VM8ZAJGqd/?igshid=1ng1738at1urj

[shy-fairy-levele3]

Much Ado About Nothing 

Act 2, Scene III 

Benedick’s monologue 

[shakespearenews]

Actor David Tennant in lockdown performs Shakespeare's All The World's a Stage speech from Act II, Scene 7 of As You Like It. #ShareYourShakespeare

[shakespearenews]

What better way to celebrate #WorldTheatreDay then with some "to be or not to be" performed by Michael Urie...as his TORCH SONG character Arnold Beckhoff!

[shakespearenews]

School continues Shakespeare tradition - Stratford Herald

During Stratford’s annual Shakespeare Celebrations pupils from KES usually lead the Birthday parade to Holy Trinity Church to place flowers on the Bard’s grave.

Started in 1893 by than headmaster Rev Robert de Courcy Laffan and pupils from the school, the ceremony has only previously been cancelled during the First and Second World Wars...

However, determined that the school should still honour their former pupil, current headmaster Bennet Carr came up with a way of celebrating Shakespeare’s life and observing social distancing regulations and ventured to the church on Thursday afternoon

With the permission of Rev Patrick Taylor, the headmaster placed a wreath on the outside wall of the church on 23rd April, closest to Shakespeare’s grave and directly behind the bust of Shakespeare, where Kes pupils place a quill each year.

[adelahr]

En el 457 natalicio de William Shakespeare.