Dr King's Curiosities
Rebekah KingArticles about the history of horror, magic, theatre, storytelling, and more. Every Thursday morning, I post a new ‘horror moment’ and a range of other articles will pop up on Monday afternoons.
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Eye-popping Effects – The blinding of Gloucester in King Lear and the history of eye gouging on stage and screen.
[Spoilers: King Lear (1605), Lear (1971), Blasted (1995)]
Is This the Most Misogynistic Book Ever Written?
One of the perks of being a scholar with an interest in the history of magic, is that I get sent some truly weird and wonderful books. Recently, Manchester University Press asked me if I wanted an advance proof copy of Peter Maxwell-Stuart’...
Cold Opens on Stage? – The Old King’s Ghost Appears in Hamlet
‘Horror Moments’ is a light-hearted series examining horror-inflected scenes and themes in unexpected places. The ‘moments’ are published weekly on Thursday mornings, and I share bonus content on the history of magic, theatre, storytelling,...
Top Treehouse of Horror Episodes
(Sorry to everyone who clicked the earlier link. I realised after publishing them separately that you can combine an article with a podcast post so here they are together all in one place!)
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Award-winning playwright with a PhD in English exploring the depiction of magic on the early modern stage.
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