New resource added to the website today as part of the Shakespeare 101 series. Using Archetypes as a basis for understanding the complexity of Shakespeare's characters. lethimroaragain.com/.../archetypes…

Words as Weapons resource added today. Enjoy!

Final resource in this series - Shakespeare 101 - available today. Head to the website to see them all.

Miss out on tickets for this sold out show or want to relive a little of the magic? I got to chat to some of the cast. You can listen here. open.spotify.com/episode/5sovoK…

Always an absolute joy to talk to Simon Ward. Part One of my interview with him (titled The Voice and Shakespeare) available now. Simon Ward podbean.com/ew/pb-ztmiw-11…

New episode: Mindful Shakespeare with Simon Ward available now. Thanks again to the phenomenal Simon Ward. Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/1WWmvm…

This looks great! Looking forward to reading it.

GCSE and A Level English teachers! You and your students can sign up for a FREE schools event on Shakespeare on 4 April. Part of our fantastic Think Human Festival Oxford Brookes University Think Human OxfordBrookesEnglish 💜💡📒 Please RT brookes.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Have you heard this episode yet? Brilliant insights into the Australian voice and Shakespeare on stage with Simon Ward. open.spotify.com/episode/2cqwPg…

Freak out more! Simon Ward's advice for the rehearsal room. Have you heard Part 2 of our chat yet? 'Mindful Shakespeare' is available here: open.spotify.com/episode/1WWmvm… Simon Ward

What do teaching artists, like Bell Shakespeare's Julia Billington, add to the classroom program? What do they hope to leave behind for the young people and teachers they work with? Find the latest episode at lethimroaragain.com

How can a physical theatre approach enhance our engagement with Shakespeare's text? Is there a physical equivalent of the Australian accent? Julia Billington talks with Amy Perry about her preparation for Bell Shakespeare's 'Comedy of Errors'. podbean.com/ew/pb-dkyv9-11…

How does Shakespeare fit within the arts landscape of Regional Australia? How important is it for productions to reflect the communities for whom they are created? Amy Perry talks to Rachel McNamara about living in and creating art for her local community in regional NSW.

How can Drama be used to improve literacy in the classroom? What can be gained by challenging students to engage with heightened Shakespearean language? Amy Perry talks to Rachel McNamara about the STC's Drama School Program. #shakespeare #teaching open.spotify.com/show/5fHOoNQL9…

Three months into this adventure and I've talked to some brilliant people about Australia's engagement with Shakespeare. Why not catch up on any episodes you've missed, or let me know what you've enjoyed so far and want to hear more of?lethimroaragain.com/podcast-episod…

In preparation for Season 2 of 'Let Him Roar Again' please have your say on what you've enjoyed about the website and podcast so far and what you want to see next. forms.gle/9Cov65dYFfnNn3…