Join us for our upcoming events!
Shakespeare and the Revolution
On July 11, at 3:00 p.m., at the Mission Valley Branch Library, Shakespeare Fellow Jack Krepps will present “Shakespeare and the Revolution.” Jack is part of the American Revolution & Constitution History Project at San Diego State University. In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the United States, Jack has conducted exclusive research on the impact of Shakespeare and his works on the Founders and on early American society as a whole. Further, he has evaluated the correlation between Shakespeare and the events that unfolded in 1776, as well as existing Shakespearian notions regarding “independence” and other relevant governmental issues.
Our FREE previous talks have included:
- Scott Farrell on Arms, Armor, and Chivalry in Shakespeare’s Works
- Gordon Gidlund on Shakespeare in the Civil War
- Beth Accomando on Shakespeare in Film
- Actors and directors on Acting Shakespeare
- Nuvi Mehta on Symphonic Shakespeare
- Professor Bryan H. Wildenthal on Shakespeare and Law
- Dr. Gideon Rappaport on Appreciating Shakespeare
Most are usually held at the Mission Valley Library. Follow our calendar for the next event!
