plays/performances (learn more) . . . . . Back to top

The Tempest, Shenandoah Shakespeare Express
March 11, 12

Hamlet, Shenandoah Shakespeare Express
March 13

Twelfth Night, Shenandoah Shakespeare Express
March 14

Macbeth, Royal Shakespeare Company and
National Theater of Great Britain
March 15

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Much Ado About Nothing, Kenneth Branagh
March 12

Prospero's Books, Sir John Gielgud
March 13

Henry V, Kenneth Branagh
March 14

Twelfth Night, Kenneth Branagh
March 15

Colloquium. . . Back to top

At the heart of the festival and the conference was the annual Albert Hamilton Holt Shakespeare Lectures, a series of formal lectures and a panel discussion named for Albert Holt, English Professor Emeritus, who taught the Bard for some thirty-five years at Clemson. The lecture and discussion series was focused on the presentational techniques for Shakespearean performance and how these technologies influence what we see, hear, think, feel, teach and learn in the theaters of the mind, eye and ear. Several of the nation's most prominent Shakespeareans addressed these issues. These lecturers also introduced the performances with their usual "informances" an hour prior to curtain.

"Shakespeare on the Page and in the Schools"
by Peggy O'Brien
Brooks Center,
March 13

March 14 at the Brooks Center:

"Shakespeare on Film and Television"
by Herb Coursen

"Shakespeare and Virtual Reality"
by Rob Brosnan and Robert Geist

"Multimedia Shakespeare"
by Peter Donaldson

Workshops (learn more) . . . . . Back to top

Public Workshop for Community Theaters
Shenandoah Shakespeare Express

Freshmen Composition Workshop: Tempest
Shenandoah Shakespeare Express
March 11, 14

Workshop for High School Teachers and Students
March 14