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• ‘That skull had a tongue in it’: Skulls, the Flesh, and the Individual in Early Modern Drama

  Chloe Owen

  2016-01-31

• Review of James Shapiro, 1606: William Shakespeare and the Year of Lear. London: Faber & Faber, 2015

  Emily Soon

  2016-01-31

• ‘Some Scurrilous King’: Judge Holden and the Spectre of Shakespeare’s Monarchs in Blood Meridian

  Ronan Hatfull

  2017-11-28

• Exile and Colonialism in The Tempest: Prospero’s Powers and Identities Revisited

  Yi-chin Huang

  2022-04-08

• ‘Stark Raving Sane’: Melancholy as a Form of Fictionality in Hamlet

  Laura Seymour

• The Play's the Thing: Textual Criticism and Performance of King Lear

  Alan Gibbs

• Anxious Memories in The Tempest

  Rhian Williams

• Did Shakespeare Write Henry VI Part One? Or: Gary Taylor and Rhetoric of Attribution: A Prelude to Statistical Analysis and the Justification of an "initial pattern."

  Marcus Dahl