During the event, which will be held on Zoom, audience members will be able to send in questions for the panel. Thinking through Crisis: Shakespeare and America will be examining the dynamic between Shakespeare and social justice, autocracy, race, fear and crisis. The festival will draw to a close on 9 November, in the aftermath of the American Presidential election, with Professor Farah Karim-Cooper in conversation with Professors Ayanna Thompson (ASU) and James Shapiro (Columbia). Queen of the Fairies, Titania from A Midsummer Night’s Dream is the perfect magical.
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Think of Shakespeare and Halloween, and the Witches from Macbeth immediately spring to mind. Free Shakespeare Plays Pittsburgh, PA Steel City Shakespeare Theater That Builds Bridges in Pittsburgh, PA Make a Donation Today Coming this Halloween. 56 Though this be madness, yet there is method in't. William Shakespeare Death, Dream, Halloween 'Hamlet' (1601) act 3, sc. 4 To die, to sleep - To sleep, perchance to dream - ay, there's the rub, For in this sleep of death what dreams may come.
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Learning how to make stage blood, stage make-up, gooey eyeballs and more, participants will be sent a list of ‘around the home’ materials required in advance. Shakespeare-inspired fancy dress ideas for Halloween The Witches, Macbeth. William Shakespeare Halloween, Memorable, Play 'Macbeth' (1606) act 4, sc. To celebrate Halloween, participants will join the Globe’s Head of Props and Head of Wigs & Make-Up for an online interactive workshop, learning about the spooky secrets of the Globe’s stages. Secrets of the Stage workshops will run on 31 October at 11am and 3pm. On 8 November, In Conversation: Fear in our Moment will see some of our leading thinkers, artists and arts leaders, including Professor Bridget Escolme (Professor of Theatre and Performance, Queen Mary University) and Stella Kanu (Executive Director at LIFT), explore questions of fear: fear of the pandemic, fear of the direction of politics, fear of recession, as we all find ways to bear with, and build with, our own political and social dreads. Released on Bonfire Night ( 5 November) the film will be available for 7 days. The cast not only reunite for the first time in two years for a socially distanced candle-lit reading, but this is also the first time a Shakespeare play has been spoken in the space since the theatre closed on 13 March. The festival will also include Macbeth: A Conjuring, a brand-new, full-length reading of Macbeth, from the cast of the 2018 critically acclaimed production starring Paul Ready and Michelle Terry in the titular roles. The new works are created specifically for the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse and recorded in the space which has been set-up as a recording studio over this period of closure of the theatre. There will also be spooky ‘how-to’ workshops for all the family.įeaturing one of the most famous ghost stories from the past, and chilling tales from the present, this new film, Deep Night, Dark Night will include a story from Edgar Allan-Poe and brand-new stories from Sami Ibrahim and Abi Zakarian. The festival opens on Halloween with Deep Night, Dark Night, a film of old, new and true ghost stories, followed by Macbeth: A Conjuring, a staged reading of the Scottish play from the critically acclaimed 2018 ensemble, and In Conversation: Fear in our Moment, a panel discussion on the potent nature of fear and its impact on all our lives.
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