We are pleased to announce that Kyera Singleton will present "All Who Dare to Be Free": Confronting the Legacies of Slavery in Museums" as our Annual American Studies Lecture. This event is free and open to the public. Please feel free to share widely!

Anybody interested in filling a space in a panel on Marlowe and State Violence in Baltimore in October? Details below, and write to EMD squared

Last minute pa(ni)cking as I get ready for #shax2023! Excited to see old friends and colleagues and meet new ones. 😍

And some of us are celebrating at #Shax2023 !

Lots of love for the amazing speakers of the #NextGenPlen at Shakespeare Association of America #Shax2023 (including the wonderful Emily MacLeod who will be back with American Shakespeare Center this summer to lead Theatre Camp!)

Hard to go back to real life after a #Shax2023 like that. What a joyous place to learn and grow. Special shout-out to Next Gen Plen for such a wonderful session. Many thanks @ProfFarahKC Dr. Becky Hixon Lindsay Adams Kennedy Chris Klippenstein

Boosting this again. Please share widely. My brilliant NTT colleagues DePaul University are staring down the elimination of their contracts due to an anticipated $56.5 million budget deficit.

I loved writing this and am excited to explore the world of 19th c. theatre and props more…also special shout-out to Folger Research and the seminar What Acting Is where this idea originated!

-What are the salaries? -How many tenure lines did these departments lose despite growing enrollments? -How many faculty gained tenure/promotion? -How are faculty rewarded for research? -How much startup are faculty awarded -HOW OLD ARE THE BUILDINGS

had a teaching week full of absolute gems, like Topdog/Underdog, Passing, and "Education" from the Small Axe series. Shax students start work on their final presentations tomorrow. So stoked! A good week even with some #shax2023 withdrawal.

We're thrilled to welcome Hailey Bachrach Hailey Bachrach and Benjamin Broadribb @benbroadribb.bsky.social to the Shakespeare Bulletin team as our new Performance Reviews Editors! Hailey and Ben are longstanding contributors to the journal, and we're excited to learn from their expertise. /1

(8/9) And in the category of best note/Issues in Review essay, we are pleased to commend Emily MacLeod, PhD for ‘“You shall see me do the Moor”: The Blackfriars Children and the Performance of Race in Poetaster’, 25.2 (2022), 131–44, doi.org/10.12745/et.25…

We're keeping conference registration open until 11:59pm GMT, Thurs 29th June. If you're planning to attend the #BSA2023 #RelocatingShakespeare conference in Liverpool, please register! 🚨It will not be possible to do so after 29th June, so don't miss out! tinyurl.com/35p95t9h

Excited!! Having a blast at #BSA2023 so far.

A dream come true!

Penn State School of Theatre is hiring! We are running a search for an Assistant Professor of Theatre History and Practice, with desired expertise in Asian, Latina/o/x, and/or Native American/Indigenous cultures and methodologies. psu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/PSU_Academic/j…