What you Will: King’s Shakespeare Festival, was another
major contribution from King’s College London. The festival, which
ran throughout 2016 and took place across various sites at King’s,
celebrated Shakespeare400 in fantastic style by bringing together
writers, poets, performers and Shakespearean scholars from across
the world to discuss the Bard, his life and work. The festivities
kicked off in February 2016 with a special weekend of free
events.
Click below to see videos and images from the festival.
'By me William Shakespeare' offered a once-in-a-generation opportunity to explore Shakespeare’s will, as well as other unique documents that witnessed his life. Through original research, scientific analysis and a new digital installation, the exhibition looked at why the documents were created and what they tell us about the world’s most famous playwright. Read more...
What you Will: King’s Shakespeare Festival, brought together writers, poets, performers and Shakespearean scholars from across the world to discuss the Bard, his life and work. Click to see some video highlights from the festival Read more...
Click here to see a selection of images from across the entire festival which brought together writers, poets, performers and Shakespearean scholars from across the world to celebrate the Bard, his life and work.. Read more...
Throughout 2016, the London Shakespeare Centre presented talks, debates, performances, film screenings and much more, as part of Shakespeare 400. Read more...
