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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 12.2903  Thursday, 27 December 2001

From:           Jim Lusardi <lusardij@mail.lafayette.edu>
Date:           Monday, 24 Dec 2001 13:25:42 -0500
Subject:        Shakespeare Bullettin Fall 2002 Issue

For those who don't know or don't subscribe to Shakespeare Bulletin, A
Journal of Performance Criticism and Scholarship (now in its 19th year):

The Fall 2001 issue (19.4) went out last week.  Among the contents:

Thomas Rist's "Foregrounds and Silences:  Interpreting <Henry VIII> in
Production"--on the uses of history in staging Shakespeare's histories.

Charles Marowitz's "Shakespearean Scraps," controversial takes on a
variety of issues.

William Proctor Williams' report on Shenandoah Shakespeare's
"Blackfriars Playhouse Conference."

In the section "Shakespeare on Film":

H. R. Coursen on the televised version of the Warner/Shaw RNT <Richard
II>.

Samuel Crowl on Christine Edzard's <The Children's Midsummer Night's
Dream>.

In addition to covering New York productions, the issue presents reviews
of regional productions and festivals from Shakespeare & Company in MA
to Shakespeare Santa Cruz in CA.

As usual, the issue includes production photos, Books on the Rialto and
book reviews, and a listing of events and announcements.

For additional information, see website:  www.shakespeare-bulletin.org.

Shakespeare Bulletin remains a bargain among journals: $20 (US) for one
year (four 48-page issues), $40 for two years, etc.  No surcharge for
mailing to overseas subscribers.  Back issues available.

Make out check or money order (no credit cards) to Shakespeare Bulletin.
Send to J. P. Lusardi and June Schlueter, Co-Editors, Shakespeare
Bulletin, Lafayette College, Easton, PA 18042, USA.  Phone (610)
330-5245, fax (610) 330-5606, e-mail lusardij@lafayette.edu or
schluetj@lafayette.edu.

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