Twinning is winning! Come see Alabama Shakespeare Project’s first show of the season, #Shakespeare’s COMEDY OF ERRORS. ✅Friday, 9/20 ✅6pm ✅Grand Gallery, Smith Hall (Alabama Museum of Natural History) Always free & open to the public, learn more at tinyurl.com/yc4u4m7a. #RollethTide #rolltide

Before you attend Dr. Tessie Prakas' lecture “Samson Agonistes and Milton’s Anti-Prelatical Poetics” next Friday, take this quiz to test your knowledge about the life and works of John Milton! riddle.com/view/iPlsVjzl

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Join us this Thursday evening as Gina M. Di Salvo explores how the dramaturgy of the morality play innovated performances of social shame in the early seventeenth century!

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Get motivated for finals with the ultimate story of perseverance! Come see the last #ASP show of the semester, PATIENT GRISELDA! ✅Friday, 11/8 ✅6pm ✅Grand Gallery, Smith Hall (Alabama Museum of Natural History) Always free & open to the public, more at tinyurl.com/bdeumdzx. #RollethTide #rolltide

We're so excited to host Dr. Penelope Geng and hear her lecture on researching law, drama, and disability in early modern England!

Join us on Monday, March 3 at 5PM in EB 301 to hear Professor Colby Gordon deliver his presentation, “Shylock and the Trans Debate" This event is free and open to the public—all are welcome!

Join us for the virtual launch of the most recent books in the Strode Series in Renaissance Literature and Culture! On Sept. 4th at 3pm Central, our own Dr. Michelle Dowd will be in conversation with Andrew S. Keener and Jordan Windholz. Register here: tinyurl.com/StrodeStudies25

We’re one week away from the virtual launch of the most recent books in the Strode Series! Register here to join us next Thursday: tinyurl.com/StrodeStudies25

Join us on Tuesday, September 23 at 4pm in EB Room 301 to hear guest speaker Karen Raber deliver her presentation, “Disobedient Reading: Shakespeare’s Animals.” This event is free and open to the public—all are welcome!

Join us this Friday, September 26 at 6:00PM for the Alabama Shakespeare Project's staged reading of As You Like It! The performance will be held in the Grand Gallery of Smith Hall and is free and open to the public.

Join us on Thursday, October 16th at 5pm in EB Room 301 to hear guest speaker Stephanie Elsky deliver her presentation, "On Not Being Land: Lucy Hutchinson's Garden Poems and the Problem of Property." This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome!

Applications are open until December 1 for the Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies' fully-funded M.A. and Ph.D. programs. See our website for more information: strode.english.ua.edu

Join us this Friday, October 31 at 6:00PM for the Alabama Shakespeare Project's staged reading of Richard Brome's The Sparagus Garden! The performance will be held in the Grand Gallery of Smith Hall and is free and open to the public.

Join us on November 19th at 4:00PM in Lloyd 330 for "The Pen and Planet: How the Humanities Inform Environmental Policy and Conservation," a conversation moderated by Strode's Tricia McElroy, featuring Strode's Elizabeth Tavares, Julia Cherry, Reed Byg, and Kate McClune.