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Blog posts from Shakespeare's Globe about: WINTER 21/22

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Learning Projects 

Something wicked this way comes... watch Macbeth for free in your school

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Hattie Ladbury Measure for Measure 2021 Shakespeare's Globe Helen Murray
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Our Winter 2021/22 season of love, identity, justice, and revenge comes to an end

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Adrian Schiller Shylock Shakespeare's Globe 2022
Plays, Poems & New Writing 

Hath not a Jew eyes?

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Playing Shakespeare Macbeth 2022
Plays, Poems & New Writing 

Peat bogs, climate change, and bog bodies: the making of Macbeth

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Macbeth Playing Shakespeare with Deutshce Bank 2022 blog
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Something wicked this way comes... Macbeth: Live and unplugged

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Medieval & Early Modern History 

In the Jewish Quarter

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Antonio The Merchant of Venice Globe on Tour 2016 Shakespeare's Globe
Plays, Poems & New Writing 

Religion, kinship, and race in The Merchant of Venice

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England and the Jews Geraldine Heng Illustration by Daren Lin
Medieval & Early Modern History 

England and the Jews, before Shakespeare

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Do you know me, father? The Merchant of Venice through new eyes

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