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14 The early 1590s was a dangerous time for poets in England. Collaborating on a history play cycle and navigating these perils in the back room of a pub are Ian Hoch as the great Christopher “Kit” Ma...
04.20.2024 Theneworleans100.com
The seismic transition from the papal theo-centricism to the anthropo-centricism of Renaissance, and from the Biblical geo-centricism to the Copernican helio-centricism ushered in the revolutionary an...
04.22.2024 Tribune.com.pk
Held in Boxgrove Village Hall, the programme includes two talks by Professor of Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature, Professor Duncan Salkeld, author of ‘Shakespeare and London’ (2018). Within his ...
04.23.2024 Sussexexpress.co.uk
Isle of the Cross , the US-based progressive metal powerhouse led by the multifaceted Je Schneider, is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of their eagerly awaited second album, “Faustus The Mus...
04.25.2024 Metalshockfinland.com
A stunning new bronze statue of a trailblazing 17th century author has been unveiled ahead of its official installation in Canterbury. Fresh from the foundry is the figure of Aphra Behn, who was born in Sturry in 1640 and is credited with being Britain’s first-ever professional female writer. The work - standing at 5ft 10in and weighing 350kg - was commissioned by the Canterbury Commemoration Society which says her extraordinary contribution has been “shamefully neglected”. But now the pioneerin...
04.24.2024 Kentonline.co.uk
April 24 is National High School Theatre Day. In honor of that, we join young theatre nerds across the country in wondering one of life's most burning questions: What play are we doing next year? Ever...
04.24.2024 Playbill.com
Christopher Marlowe, 41, from Tunbridge Wells, is taking on a lease at The Wheel Inn on Heathfield Road this summer. He is going through the handover process now and said he will get the keys on May 2...
04.24.2024 Sussexexpress.co.uk
On April 26, 1564, 460 years ago, the baptism of one 'William Shakspere' was recorded in the provincial town of Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire, England. According to the conventional story, this ...
04.25.2024 Northcoastjournal.com
