Anti-Racist Shakespeare

In this webinar, Globe Co-Director of Education (Higher Education and Research), Professor Farah Karim-Cooper is joined by performer Aldo Billingslea and scholar Dr Vanessa I. Corredera to discuss language, performance history and culture in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

In this webinar, Globe Co-Director of Education (Higher Education and Research) Professor Farah Karim-Cooper is joined by Professor Ian Smith and practitioner Naeem Hayat to discuss humanity, philosophy, and white masculinity in Hamlet.

In this webinar, scholar Mira Assaf Kafantari and playwright Hannah Khalil discuss trauma, female experience, erasure, queenly power, and immigration in Henry VIII, chaired by Globe Head of Research Dr Will Tosh.

In this webinar, Globe Teaching and Research Fellow Hanh Bui is joined by Director Diane Page and Associate Professor Katherine Gillen for a discussion on Roman slavery, the power of casting, and political models in Julius Caesar.

In this webinar, Globe Teaching and Research Fellow Hanh Bui is joined by Professor and Author Preti Taneja and Associate Professor Urvashi Chakravarty to discuss the intersection of race with identity, politics and economic structures in King Lear.

In this webinar, Globe Co-Director of Education (Higher Education and Research) Professor Farah Karim-Cooper is joined by Professor Joyce MacDonald and actor Joseph Marcell for a discussion of leadership, the intersections of race, sexuality and historical biases, and power dynamics in Measure for Measure.

In this webinar, Globe Teaching and Research Fellow Hanh Bui is joined by performer Kathy Hsieh and scholar Dr Varsha Panjwani to discuss Romeo & Juliet from Asian cultural perspectives.

In this webinar, Globe Teaching and Research Fellow Hanh Bui is joined by Professor Shaul Bassi and actor Tracy-Ann Oberman to discuss tradition, authenticity and antisemitism in The Merchant of Venice.

In this webinar, Globe Head of Research Dr Will Tosh is joined by Associate Professor Arthur Little and actor Natasha Magigi to discuss dark comedy, the use of imagery, queer desire, fate, racial dynamics, and migration in Twelfth Night.