#37shadesofshakespeare
Dan WilsonA few years ago I set out to see every play by William Shakespeare considered part of the traditional canon (37 plays) in a year. This Substack tracks that journey. Sign up with your email to receive an alert about new instalments.
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Act 1, Scene V: Henry IV, Part 1
The Barbican in London lies just to the north of Wren’s majestic St Paul’s. The cathedral itself rose from the ashes of the medieval city after it was engulfed by flames in the great fire of London in 1666. Very few buildings that Shakespea...
Act 1, Scene V: Othello
Theatre is theatre. I suppose that’s a banal statement, but it is a heartfelt belief for me. Marshall McLuhan’s phrase “the medium is the message” is particularly apposite in my mind. Sometimes how you tell a story is crucial to its underst...
Act I, Scene IV: The Merchant of Venice
Thank goodness for the Victoria Line. It whisks me effortlessly under London from the Brighton train in SW1 to N1 and the Almeida Theatre. From Highbury and Islington station, I head down Upper Street in search of something to eat before I ...
Act I, Scene III: The Winter's Tale
I have London blindspots. And as I emerged from Tufnell Park tube station somewhere near Kentish Town it dawned on me quickly that NW5 is one of them. If you took off my blindfold just about anywhere in W1 I would likely know exactly where ...
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Dan Wilson is a writer and author who was part of the team that founded eBay UK back in 1999 and Editor of marketplaces news site Tamebay. A proud Sussexman, Whovian, Shakespearean, LSE grad, Blue Peter badge winner, he resides in Northern Ireland.
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