Shakespeare and Race
21 – 23 AUGUST 2020 AT HOME
In its third year, our Shakespeare and Race festival goes digital and continues to question how the preoccupations of Shakespeare’s time collide with our own as we all work towards a more equal world. This year’s events will be online and are filmed in our candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. #ShakeRace
FOR EVERYONE
Missed last weekend’s Shakespeare and Race festival?
Catch up on the post-event Q&A with panelists on Twitter @The_Globe #ShakeRace, listen to the latest episodes of our #SuchStuff podcast series and read the festival blogs below.
Catch up on the post-event Q&A with members of the panel on Twitter @The_Globe #ShakeRace.
Our panelists, @ProfFarahKC, @PretiTaneja, Margot Finn and @ElliotBWords are here ready to answer your questions! We’ve had some great ones submitted so far… #ShakeRace pic.twitter.com/LG0q0fHjTa
— Shakespeare’s Globe (@The_Globe) August 23, 2020
BLOGS & PODCASTS
EVENTS HAVE PASSED
The Shakespeare and Race festival was originally conceived and curated by Professor Farah Karim-Cooper, the Globe’s Head of Higher Education and Research, in 2018. Kobna Holdbrook-Smith and Michelle Terry have joined Professor Farah to co-curate the 2020 digital festival.