Project for Next week's quarantine
Apr. 15th, 2020 08:21 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fabrisseApril 23 is Shakespeare's birthday. (Yeah, I know. It's the day he died on. We know he was born in April so romantic souls decided he died on his birthday.)
Let's celebrate!
Post your favorite sonnet. Or a clip from your favorite version of the Tempest. A link to a free Shakespeare play. A picture based on a scene of his. Your theory as to why he wrote Arden of Faversham. I'll even cheer for explanations as to why Shakespeare didn't write Shakespeare -- as long as they're polite. Tell me why you prefer Thomas Dekker or your theory of Kit Marlowe's link to Shakespeare. Fanfiction welcomed.
I just want something to celebrate!
Feel free to signal boost. I want to share some Shakespearean joy.
I just collected all of my fanfic dealing -- directly or indirectly -- with Shakespeare into one series.
Synetic Theater in Crystal City is a movement based troop. They do "Silent Shakespeare" and during the COVID-19 quarantines are sharing recorded performances of different plays online. You must buy a ticket, but it's pay what you can with a suggested minimum of $5.
Through 30 April, it's Midsummer Night's Dream, one of their most famous productions. Go watch! I plan to.
Let's celebrate!
Post your favorite sonnet. Or a clip from your favorite version of the Tempest. A link to a free Shakespeare play. A picture based on a scene of his. Your theory as to why he wrote Arden of Faversham. I'll even cheer for explanations as to why Shakespeare didn't write Shakespeare -- as long as they're polite. Tell me why you prefer Thomas Dekker or your theory of Kit Marlowe's link to Shakespeare. Fanfiction welcomed.
I just want something to celebrate!
Feel free to signal boost. I want to share some Shakespearean joy.
I just collected all of my fanfic dealing -- directly or indirectly -- with Shakespeare into one series.
Synetic Theater in Crystal City is a movement based troop. They do "Silent Shakespeare" and during the COVID-19 quarantines are sharing recorded performances of different plays online. You must buy a ticket, but it's pay what you can with a suggested minimum of $5.
Through 30 April, it's Midsummer Night's Dream, one of their most famous productions. Go watch! I plan to.
