#thebard

[graciewritings]

“With love’s light wings did I climb these walls, For stony limits cannot hold love out, And what love can do, that dares love attempt.”

“Romeo & Juliet” by William Shakespeare

Stage Manager

Directed by Megan Guerra and Assistant Directed by Natalie Shaw at Upright Theatre Co.

📸: @delaney.rain.photo on Instagram

(The last one was from @snow__piper on Instagram, I'm not sure who took the big group photo.)

[vanityplatesofmi]

[critter-wizard]

they are so gender u guys

[aliceinwonderss]

The Witcher

Jaskier: Toss a coin to your Witcher, oh valley of plenty

Me:

[robinsheldonillustration]

The Bard's Curse 💀 The following is the curse engraved on William Shakespeare's tomb: "Good friend for Jesus sake forbeare, To dig the dust enclosed here. Blessed be the man that spares these stones, And cursed be he that moves my bones." This is my piece I did for Pandora's Box exhibition at @lightgreyartlab ! The exhibition is a large art swap including over 60 artists. Each artist receives an edition of each piece in the show. They have the exhibition up now so if you are in town you should definitely check it out or check it out online.

- Robin Sheldon Illustration

[erewepart]

So, like, when Shakespeare says, “What, you egg? (stabs him)” in Macbeth my English teacher was like, “Oh, egg is like meaning youngster because it was just a kid,” but I really think Shakespeare just wanted to call someone an egg because it was the first insult he could come up with

[alexandrian-archives]

Oh sweet Shakespeare… I normally barely get through the Shakespeare plays that we study at school but King Lear is probably one of my favourites so far, alongside Macbeth which we read last year and I thought it was brilliant! I, on the other hand, did not like Romeo and Juliet at all although the story is quite interesting and tells you what NOT to do in the situation where you fall in love with your family's sworn enemy's only kid. I am also really procrastinating on doing my ISU and do not thank past me for choosing such a hard and long and complicated book in grade 12 english but it also shows, I guess, that I am willing to go a bit above and beyond in my reading choices. Do you like any of Shakespeare's plays? If so, which ones? Have you read King Lear?

[theroguequeenaniki]

#kimickaphotoaday April Day 23: Shakespeare “O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?” Today is The Bards birthday! (And death day, though being the death day is the actual recorded date, but his birthday is in April) So, here are some of the things I picked up on my one and only visit to Shakespeares birthday place in Stratford-Upon-Avon (as well as Anne Hathaways cottage) in 2012. The official guide. These Romeo and Juliet mouse postcards, and a pocket sized copy of Romeo and Juliet. (Can you tell what my favorite Shakespeare play is? Lol) #shakespeare #shakespearesbirthday #shakespearesbirthplace #williamshakespeare #romeoandjuliet #theshakespearianmouse #romeomontague #julietcapulet #thebard (at Stratford-Upon-Avon, Shakespear's Birthplace. England. Uk) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_V_iaYJBC6/?igshid=1u19qdjz541bb