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Research on Medieval and Renaissance Drama Editor: Kyle A. Thomas (@kyle_a_thomas) Sponsor: @theMRDS Submissions: https://nitter.gq/t.co/mlZa5G9vpm

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When you visit the @MIP_medpub table at #kzoo2023 you’ll see a familiar face looking back at you. 😉 Happy Congress all!
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Congratulations to all!
Medieval & Renaissance Drama Society (@TheMRDS) profile pictureMedieval & Renaissance Drama Society@TheMRDS24 Apr 2023
📯It’s award season! This week we’re announcing the winners of @themrds’s several prizes! While certificates & goodies are distributed at our annual business meeting held during @KzooICMS in May, we couldn’t wait to share the good news. Here they are! 🥁🥁🥁
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My book, 'Reading Robert Greene: Recovering Shakespeare's Rival', discussed here youtube.com/watch?v=lhpP9zId… details some major new findings concerning the rise of commercial drama, including:
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Issue 59 is well on it’s way for late 2022 but you can still get copies of number 58!!
Medieval Institute Publications (@MIP_medpub) profile pictureMedieval Institute Publications@MIP_medpub14 May 2022
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15) @ROMARDmrds vol. 58 was also published in late 2021, edited by @kyle_a_thomas. tinyurl.com/yckv84tw
ROMARD, Volume 58 Edited by Kyle A. Thomas Contents: "Introduction," Kyle A. Thomas "Zambra, Codes of Honor, and Moorish Dress: Transculturation in Calderón’s Love after Death," Jennie G. Youssef "'Take (Meta)physic, pomp': King Lear and (Dis)oriented Ontology," M. Burdick Smith "Juan del Encina’s Nativity Eclogues: A New English Translation," Alexandra Atiya "Performance Review: Angels and Demons (2020)," Tom Straszewski "Census of Performances of Medieval and Early Modern Plays," Elizabeth E. Tavares and Kyle A. Thomas

ALT ROMARD, Volume 58 Edited by Kyle A. Thomas Contents: "Introduction," Kyle A. Thomas "Zambra, Codes of Honor, and Moorish Dress: Transculturation in Calderón’s Love after Death," Jennie G. Youssef "'Take (Meta)physic, pomp': King Lear and (Dis)oriented Ontology," M. Burdick Smith "Juan del Encina’s Nativity Eclogues: A New English Translation," Alexandra Atiya "Performance Review: Angels and Demons (2020)," Tom Straszewski "Census of Performances of Medieval and Early Modern Plays," Elizabeth E. Tavares and Kyle A. Thomas

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Look who's ready to join the shelf! It's The Edge of Christendom on the Early Modern Stage, by @lisahopkinsshu. Get your copy here: wmich.edu/medievalpublicatio… #shelfie
A bookshelf containing 8 books with blue spines and white writing, from the Late Tudor and Stuart Drama Series. Standing with cover out next to them is The Edge of Christendom on the Early Modern Stage, by Lisa Hopkins.

ALT A bookshelf containing 8 books with blue spines and white writing, from the Late Tudor and Stuart Drama Series. Standing with cover out next to them is The Edge of Christendom on the Early Modern Stage, by Lisa Hopkins.

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Don't forget to enter our February drawing (click "Enter Drawing" in the February newsletter)! You could win a free copy of Medieval Ecocriticisms vol. 1. Subscribe to our newsletter now and you'll be automatically entered in the drawing! wmich.edu/medievalpublicatio…
Cover image of Medieval Ecocriticisms, Volume 1 (2021): Special Issue: Weather: A black and white image of trees sticking up through a flooded plain, with a yellow badge reading "Win Me!"

ALT Cover image of Medieval Ecocriticisms, Volume 1 (2021): Special Issue: Weather: A black and white image of trees sticking up through a flooded plain, with a yellow badge reading "Win Me!"

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📯Have you published a book or article on early drama #medieval or #renaissance this year? Submit to one of our prizes! 🔸Due: 30 Jan 🔸Details: themrds.org/awards Questions? Contact @solberg_maggie (esolberg [at] bowdoin [dot] edu) #earlymodern #medievaltwitter #theatre
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Our call for papers is closing tomorrow! Last chance to get your proposals in for our opening conference this June, see here for details bit.ly/3G8IjHC #histmed #histmedrace #twitterstorians #CFP
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Volume 58 may have just released but we’re still accepting submissions for volume 59 until Feb. 1st! Get those articles, translations/editions, emerging essays, and performance reviews to us!
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So many congratulations to our @ROMARDmrds team and all of their contributors on their new issue out today! scholarworks.wmich.edu/romar… #medievaltwitter #earlymoderntwitter #theatre #earlytheatre
ROMARD (@ROMARDmrds) profile pictureROMARD@ROMARDmrds23 Dec 2021
What a wonderful Christmas gift…the most recent edition of ROMARD is now out! Thank you to our incredible contributors! So, here’s a little thread about each of the amazing things you can read about in this edition.
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Exciting new issue of @ROMARDmrds out today! scholarworks.wmich.edu/romar… Includes my translations of Juan del Encina's 1496 nativity plays: scholarworks.wmich.edu/romar…
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ROMARD is here! ROMARD is here!
ROMARD (@ROMARDmrds) profile pictureROMARD@ROMARDmrds23 Dec 2021
What a wonderful Christmas gift…the most recent edition of ROMARD is now out! Thank you to our incredible contributors! So, here’s a little thread about each of the amazing things you can read about in this edition.
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What a wonderful Christmas gift…the most recent edition of ROMARD is now out! Thank you to our incredible contributors! So, here’s a little thread about each of the amazing things you can read about in this edition.
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Alexandra Atiya presents a new English translation of two plays from Juan del Encina’s Cancionero (1496) with an emphasis on how his playwriting reveals his views on art as a courtly service while drawing from more common stories from everyday Spanish life.
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Tom Straszewski’s review of Angels and Demons draws attention to the ways in which the York and Towneley cycle plays of medieval England make for apt containers of dramatic meaning-making full of relevance for our world today—especially as theater adapts to a post-Covid world.
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early mod, librarian, & book dealer/conservator colleagues— i'm seeking smart book people to write unexpected/interesting stories about—& angles on—the shakespeare first folio in institutional & private collections, esp those beyond europe & n america. is that you? be in touch!
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I won’t be able to make this incredible opportunity but that doesn’t mean you should miss out!
Peter W. Marx (@peterwmarx) profile picturePeter W. Marx@peterwmarx15 Nov 2021
Just a quick reminder: Tomorrow #ErithJaffeBerg will speak @UniCologne @mekuwi_unikoeln If you would like to join us, please register: docs.google.com/forms/d/164c… @EMMEcology @TWSKoeln @Shormipan @frauFert @Ralf_Haekel @kyle_a_thomas @museum_miqua @EarlyModernDoc
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