Rosy Rambles
RosieA personal Substack where I (Rosie) ramble on about fairy tales, Medieval romance, good books, and Catholicism.
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My Summer of Shakespeare
Dear friends,
as the summer semester draws to a close and preparation for the fall is in full swing, I wanted to take a moment to share some general information about the Shakespeare in Performance course I took over the summer. Last s...
Who's the fool?
The Laughing Fool, possibly van Oostanen, c. 1500, Dutch
I hope you enjoyed last week’s post about Troilus & Cressida. This week I’m sticking with the same play but asking a different question. Shakespeare invites all sorts of questions, v...
Has she no other tokens?
A portion of this essay was first written as a discussion post for a course on Shakespeare in Performance. I have revised and tidied up the language to post here in honor of the newest adaptation in the Trojan War tradition, Christopher Nol...
"He has been most notoriously abused"
Stephen Fry as Malvolio and Mark Rylance as Olivia in the 2012 Globe Theatre revival of a 2002 revival celebrating the 400th anniversary of the play with an all-male cast.
According to performance history, Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, or...
Faerie Fairy
Britomart Redeems Faire Amoret, by William Etty
In a classic middle school composition faux pas, I’m going to begin with a dictionary definition.
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The concise Oxford English Dictionary (OED) includes both “fairy” and “faeri...
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Welcome dear friends! I'm Rosie - a Catholic convert, mama of 8, academic librarian who reads old books, and sometimes I make things.
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