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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 12.2297  Friday, 5 October 2001

From:           Gabriel Egan <ge@totus.org>
Date:           Thursday, 4 Oct 2001 17:30:20 +0100
Subject: 12.2290 Re: Globe Research Seminar in Early Modern
Comment:        Re: SHK 12.2290 Re: Globe Research Seminar in Early Modern
Drama

Stuart Manger asks about the Globe Education staged readings of
non-Shakespearian drama:

> Are cassettes / CD's ever likely to be made
> commercially available?

The readings are digitally recorded (sound only), but facilities for
listening to the recordings are limited. This is currently under
scrutiny and I hope shortly to announce greatly improved access to these
resources.

> Will the texts used also be available for
> commercial purchase from Globe Education?

The Globe Quartos series is a joint venture of Globe Education and Nick
Hern Books with an editorial board of David Scott Kastan, Tom Berger,
and Gordon McMullan. The series aims to make available modernized,
scholarly edited, texts of these plays.

> Unless I missed it, I don't think the actual date(s)
> was on the recent posting?

"The first meeting will take place on 4 November 2001" at 12noon. Thanks
for the opportunity to repeat that.

Gabriel Egan
Globe Education

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