Shakespeare makes life better.
I’ve been doing this for a long, long time. I often tell the story of how The Tempest was my children’s first Shakespeare experience in August 2008. Technically, that was their first full performance. I’d completely forgotten that their first experience with Shakespeare was earlier that summer. But there’s something that happened that day that … Continue reading Thank You, Shakespeare!
So, I’m trying to get the family to Disney World this year. We’ve been in the past, but it’s a whole thing where my girls were old enough to remember it but the boy wasn’t, so we’d like to get back for a trip where it’s more about him and he’s not just the one … Continue reading Small Shakespeare World
My friend Keri and her Rebels have done so much for Shakespeare that when she asks me to help spread the word about what her alumni are up to, I’m only happy to oblige! He [Matteo Pangallo] is a professor out there, but had his start at rebel and is a great guy. He is … Continue reading “Performing Shakespeare” at UMass Amherst
Happy Holidays, everyone! As 2014 draws to a close I thought it would be fun to do something different and look at all the exciting adventures we’ve had in the wonderful world of Shakespeare. We’ll kick it off in February with my continuing efforts to bring Shakespeare into school as early as possible, when I … Continue reading The 2014 Year In Shakespeare
In a thread today on Reddit someone asked about your “Forever Project.” That idea you have that on the one hand seems impossible, like the kind of thing that you wish existed but know never will…but, at the same time, it’s the idea that won’t go away, and you’re always (at least, as an engineer/programmer/hacker) … Continue reading The Shakespeare Matrix