See you today😁

Join us on Friday, 15th December at 4pm CET, for our second seminar, held by Alessandra Squeo (University of Bari "Aldo Moro"), who will talk about "Rethinking accessibility. Print and digital remediations of the Shakespearean text". Zoom link: uniroma1.zoom.us/j/89434532949

Wanna know about how to make Shakespeare's Macbeth accessibile to blind and visually impaired people? Don't miss our third seminar on 23 January at 4 PM CET with @ElenaDiGi uniroma1.zoom.us/j/86512044770

This Thursday's seminar will be held by Prof. Susan Bennett from the University of Calgary, Canada. Don't miss the opportunity to converse with us about global Shakespeare and digital performance: uniroma1.zoom.us/j/87412268508.

This Thursday our colleague Pascale Aebischer will talk about Monkman's and Season's screen Macbeths at our series of events dedicated to "accessible Shakespeare". Come and join us on Zoom at uniroma1.zoom.us/j/84149061793. We are looking forward to seeing many of you!

After Pascale Aebischer's awesome seminar about 'pandemic Macbeths,' @_erinsullivan_ from Shakespeare Institute will take us to the world of live broadcast on Thursday 18th. ⚠️Save the date⚠️ of this year's last seminar and join us on Zoom: uniroma1.zoom.us/j/84848702700

Live from Sapienza Università di Roma, @_erinsullivan_ talking about Shakespeare and live broadcast!😍

The steering committee of the SPSS would like to thank each and every one of you who has been supporting us for these three years. See you next year! Donatella Montini, Andrea Peghinelli, carmen gallo, Fabio Ciambella and our more than welcome new entry Sonia Massai

Ready to start again! Day 2/2 with very promising papers by Stefano Villani as keynote speaker, Aoife B and Angela Andreani!

The organizing committee of the SPSS is pround to announce the series of events for the 2024-2025 academic year, titled "Bring-Your-Own Shakespeare to Rome: A Survey of Recent Early Modern Studies." Don’t miss this opportunity! See you on December 6 with Robert Stagg !

Dear friends, we are delighted to share the poster for the first seminar in this year's series: Robert Stagg 's "Shakespeare's Sonnets and the Middle East." Come and join us on Friday, 6 December, at the link: meet.google.com/ksr-nkwa-vif. We look forward to seeing you all!

So glad to have Robert Stagg with his inspiring and thought-provoking talk about Shakespeare's sonnets and the Middle East😍

The flight is booked and I'm very excited to be at Sapienza University of Rome, talking about my book ‘Shakespeare’s Borrowed Feathers’ on 5th February, the first of several book events already lined up for 2025! Manchester University Press Seminario Permanente Studi Shakespeariani Sapienza Sapienza Università di Roma web.uniroma1.it/spss/sites/def…

It's time for our second seminar in this year's series: "Looking for ‘the star to every wandering bark’. Insegnare Shakespeare con le Bussole Carocci."  The event will be in Italian. Join us via this link: meet.google.com/rew-beze-uxq. We look forward to seeing you at the seminar!

🎉 Join us on Wednesday, 5th February at 4:00 PM CET! 🎉 The amazing 𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐧 𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐛𝐮𝐫𝐲-𝐉𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐬 will present his latest book, "Shakespeare's Borrowed Feathers," as part of this year's seminars. 📚 Don’t miss this exciting event! 🔗 Join here: meet.google.com/rjq-inki-wef

🚨We're back on track!🚨 Join us this Thursday at 4PM (Rome time) for our fourth seminar: "Narcisism and the Ethics of Beauty: A Few Notes on Shakespeare's Sonnets", with Professor Silvia Biliazzi. meet.google.com/nmg-mkgw-zja

🥳Join us on Thursday for Will Tosh's amazingly promising talk about Richard Barnfield, Shakespeare and scholarly unscrupulousness. Here's the link: meet.google.com/dut-eajr-qja

Join us tomorrow at meet.google.com/jjh-knjr-jge and hear Hanna Crawforth and Lizzie Scott-Baumann talking about "Teaching Shakespeare's Poems"🥰💪🥳