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Thanks to Zainab, one of the young reviewers at @TheMillBanbury , for a fab review of @ThePantaloons Merry Wives: “a uniquely fun and engaging experience.” Final show on Sunday! themillartscentre.co.uk/revi…
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The Merry Wives of New Milton (in er…New Milton) was another brilliantly funny show from the excellent @ThePantaloons. No idea how they script it but just go and see it. A hoot.
Oh wow, and another lovely @ThePantaloons Merry Wives review hot on the heels of the last one! "Shakespearean comedy at its finest... a night of theatre that I will remember for a long time to come". Two weeks left, folks! eveningnews24.co.uk/news/246…
Another great review of @ThePantaloons Merry Wives of Windsor: "perfect raw material for the company's irreverent approach to the bard... The ensemble cast were uniformity excellent". Two weeks left to catch it! thecornhall.co.uk/news/well-…
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📣Job klaxon📣 We’re hiring @The_Globe for a fixed-term Lecturer & Research Fellow and we’d love to have you join us.
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The @ThePantaloons Merry Wives of Windsor was absolutely superb tonight. @al3xr1vers’ Falstaff probably my favourite portrayal ever, and not just because he made so much of my audience suggestion he try flossing as a wooing technique. All the usual brilliant nonsense.
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📢 DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MONDAY 16 SEPTEMBER! 📢
You now have one additional week to get me your abstracts for my #InsideNo9 edited collection. Full CFA details below, and please feel free to get in touch with any questions or to discuss submission ideas! 🙂 #AcademicTwitter
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: "Inside No. 9: Affect, Form, Genre"
Thrilled to share the CFA for my edited collection on #InsideNo9. PDF link here: drive.google.com/file/d/1Dol…
Please share and consider submitting an abstract! Submission deadline: Monday 9 September 2024. #AcademicTwitter
ALT First page of Call for Abstracts for "Inside No. 9: Affect, Form, Genre" An edited collection, ed. Benjamin Broadribb.
ALT Second page of Call for Abstracts for "Inside No. 9: Affect, Form, Genre" An edited collection, ed. Benjamin Broadribb.
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Discovering Literature's best-loved articles are available again.
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From Othello to Orwell, Agard to Angela Carter, we've recovered a selection of 100 articles, films and classroom resources, perfect for English teachers of Years 10-13.
ALT Dracula by Bram Stoker
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Had a great evening at the Regal Theatre enjoying The Merry Wives Of Minehead performed by the hugely talented @ThePantaloons. Fabulous fun, a highly recommended show 👏👏 #NightOut #LocalTheatre
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Dropping on Thursday: bloomsbury.com/us/shakespear…
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This week our tour of The Merry Wives of Windsor goes into theatres. The Merry Wives of Indoor, you might say! 🤣 🤣 😂 😁 😀 😐 Ahem.
Check out our website for all the dates! thepantaloons.co.uk/merry-wi…
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Shakespearen Slapstick comes to Durham.
"The Merry Wives of Windsor"....or is it Durham! 😆🎭😆
Rollicking good fun at Crook Hall tonight @ThePantaloons @NT_TheNorth @NorthEastTweets
Spent a wonderful afternoon in Sherwood Forest, in the company of these Loons… @ThePantaloons
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Hello #AcademicTwitter, please give me your favourite examples of Shakespeare appearing on stage and screen as a character *specifically as a narrator or chorus*. Any time period, but 1900 onwards even better. Any and all suggestions and RTs very much appreciated! #EarlyModern
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I am looking for a Midlands-based actor to play Leontes and Autolycus in The Winter’s Tale later this year.
Rehearsals are in Nov at Attenborough Arts in Leicester, then 3 shows there in Dec, before 3 shows including a livestream in Jan at Derby Theatre Studio.
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