Shakespeare Survey 78

Table of Contents

• 1. (Grass)root and (tree)branch: building community in the early modern ensemble training model Peter Kirwan with Treehouse Shakespeare Ensemble
• 2. Fat Ham and the problem of community Sharon O'Dair
• 3. Shakespeare under the hood: teaching, researching and learning Shakespeare from within David Sterling Brown
• 4. Mind's eye: audio-described Shakespeare Robert Shaughnessy
• 5. 'The new map with the augmentation of the Indies': geographical knowledge communities at the inns of court and Shakespeare's Twelfth Night Gavin Hollis
• 6. Music and drama at the early modern inns of court: Twelfth Night and Hyde Park Simon Smith
• 7. Reimagining the community: a transatlantic tale of two scholars Rui Carvalho Homem
• 8. 'To be or not to be in Ukraine': ruining Shakespeare and rebuilding communities in H-Effect and The Hamlet Syndrome Christina Wald
• 9. Red Kabuki actors perform Shakespeare in occupied Japan (1946–1952): Zenshinza's 'Theatre for Young People' Reiko Oya
• 10. 'Unrespective Boys': the formation and betrayal of child peer communities in Richard III Benjamin Reed
• 11. 'Here's company': fractured Englishness and conflicted communities in The Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry V. Chloe Fairbanks
• 12. 'Necessity Has No Law': justice and affective communities in 2 Henry VI Lukas Arnold
• 13. The BBC's television adaptations of Henry VI and Britain's national identity crises Benjamin Broadribb
• 14. A lion, an ass, a dog, and a wall: A Midsummer Night's Dream's ecological theatricality' Gillian Woods
• 15. Hitchcock's Hamlet Misha Teramura
• 16. German hermeneutics of racecraft in Thomas Ostermeier's 'Othello' (2010) Nora Galland
• 17. 'Bloody creditor[s]' and the blood-money metaphor in The Merchant of Venice Harvey Wiltshire
• 18. 'Now let me alone to end the tragedy': Othello, comedy and candlelight in John Fletcher's Women Pleased Domenico Lovascio 19. Power, horology, and imperial doubt: reimagining time in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream Courtney Naum Scuro
• 20. 'By the Book': source study and the plot of Romeo and Juliet Patrick Durdel
• 21. War, hunger, and gluttony in Shakespeare's English histories: Sir John Oldcastle and Jack Cade Joan Fitzpatrick
• 22. Some deeper thing: visualising complexity in 'Hamlet' through the Pyrrhus speech Rocco Coronato
• 23. Lucrece and Leonard Becket, 1614‒1633 Charles Cathcart
• 24. Thomas Middleton on BBC radio Michael P. Jensen
• 25. John Gielgud on air – 65 years of performing Shakespeare on radio Andrea Smith
• 26. 'Didst Thou Not Hear a Noise?': Shakespeare with headphones Sheila T. Cavanagh
• 27. 'Strike Their Sounds Together': radio and television in the teaching of Shakespeare in twentieth-century America Joseph P. Haughey
• 28. 'Say what thou seest yond!': music, spectacle and the actor's voice in audio Productions of The Tempest Virginia Mason Vaughan and Alden T. Vaughan
• 29. Shakespeare Performances in England: London, 2024 Hester Lees-Jeffries
• 30. Shakespeare Performances in England: outside London, 2024 Eleanor Rycroft
• 31. Professional Shakespeare Productions in the UK, January-December 2023 James Shaw
• The Year's Contribution to Shakespeare Studies:
• 1. Critical Studies reviewed by Ezra Horbury
• 2. Editions and Textual Studies reviewed by Emma Depledge
• 3. SHAKESPEARE in PERFORMANCE reviewed by Miranda Fay Thomas
• Abstracts of Articles in Shakespeare Survey 78.
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