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Jonson, Shakespeare, and Fathers

krismcd59 wrote 2 days ago: Walter Ralegh and his son, Wat Ben Jonson was particularly interested in fatherhood, but most of his … more →

Tags: Shakespeare, early modern history, Jonson, shakespeare, parents and children

Quiche with Ben

susannahradford wrote 4 days ago: Òran Mór, home of A Play, A Pie and A Pint With a plot that spins faster than revolving doors at a P … more →

Tags: Reviews, A Play a Pie and a Pint, Andy Clark, oran mor, david maclennan, Farce, jacobean drama, Play, Review

Happy Birthday, dear Ben1 comment

krismcd59 wrote 1 week ago: Benjamin Jonson was born on this date in 1572 in Westminster, England. We are so fortunate to have h … more →

Tags: Shakespeare, Early Modern Lit, Poetry, Drama & Theatre, William Shakespeare, John Donne

Speaking of Ben Johnson...2 comments

bluerosequeen wrote 1 week ago: There is a wonderfully entertaining film inspired by Jonson’s Volpone. Directed by Joseph L. M … more →

Tags: The garden, volpone, Theater, theatre, The Honey Pot, Maggie Smith, Rex Harrison, Susan Hayward, Cliff Robertson

Happy Birthday, Ben Johnson!

bluerosequeen wrote 1 week ago: English dramatist, poet, and actor Ben Jonson was born in Westminster, London, England, The United K … more →

Tags: The garden, Poetry, Literature, Drinking, 17th Century, Arts, World Literature, British, William Shakespeare

ASC Theatre Camp - Preparing to Collaborate

ASCcollegeprep wrote 1 week ago: We are at 6 days and counting until we kick off the first session of the 2013 ASC Theatre Camp. Our … more →

Tags: Blog Post, american shakespeare center, asctc-2013, Auditions, Camp life, John Fletcher, Shakespeare, William Shakespeare

Jonson vs Kepler: A Study in Motion

assistrix wrote 1 week ago: Recently, I’ve been spending a lot of time reading about motion and optics in the New Science … more →

Tags: Johannes Kepler, Masque, mathematics, Literature, Inigo Jones, Baroque science, Science studies, Renaissance Drama

Word of the Day: June 03, 2013

Kirby Keith wrote 2 weeks ago:   Of the value of having a library at hand for a liberal education, Coleridge wrote: “There is … more →

Tags: Word Of The Day, Informative/Instructional, English, improving vocabulary, Learning New words, new words to learn, Vocabulary, word of the day 2, Literature

The Getaway (1972) - Sam Peckinpah2 comments

TD Rideout wrote 3 weeks ago: The combination of the names Sam Peckinpah and Steve McQueen on this entry of the 101 Action Movies … more →

Tags: Did You See That?!? (Tv & Film), Steve McQueen, Rudy, Frank, 101 action movies, The Getaway, Sam Peckinpah, Ali MacGraw, Doc McCoy

Poetry Friday: Playful palindromes2 comments

patriciagay wrote 3 weeks ago: Demetri Martin “A Toyota’s a Toyota,” and “Go hang a salami, I’m a las … more →

Tags: Poetry, Poetry, Palindromes, Leigh Mercer, a man a plan a canal panama, a toyota's a toyota, Go Hang A Salami, i'm a lasagna hog, Doppleganger

Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes - In Performance At The White House - 1994

allaretha wrote 3 weeks ago: Title  Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes Composer  Ben Jonson, John Wall Callcott Live at  Bill Clint … more →

Tags: Video, 1994, Drink to me only with thine eyes, live, Aretha Franklin, Bill Clinton, White House Rose Garden, In Performance at the White House, John Wall Callcott

Write on- Oh never ever break a 17th Century Rule!2 comments

susan sheldon nolen wrote 4 weeks ago: We were all taught early on in school that you don’t end a sentence with a preposition, but sometime … more →

Tags: writing, Writers, Arts, Writing and Editing, Novel-Writing, Writing Tips, Writing Fiction, Latin, John Dryden

Bite-sized Wisdom: Jonson2 comments

thoughtsontheatre wrote 1 month ago: This contemporary of Billy Shakes knew the importance of surrounding yourself with good company: … more →

Tags: bite-sized wisdom, theatre, Theater, Love, Wisdom, Thoughts, Shakespeare, Playwright, Forgiveness

Lee & Thompson's Sense and Sensibility2 comments

ellenandjim wrote 1 month ago: The movie’s a masterpiece and what makes it so is the music and pictures. They come out of, ar … more →

Tags: Women's Art, sense and sensibility, Austen, ang lee, Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman, Kate Winslet, Patrick Doyle, The Dreame

Something Worth Knowing

beckyfields wrote 1 month ago: I happened upon this excerpted bit from an author I know precious little about. (And who trusts Wiki … more →

Tags: the social network, faith & truth, the english teacher, Poetry, On Reading, Life, death, Poetry, Teachers

Massive portions of buttered peas....

gigoid wrote 1 month ago: Ffolkes, And then I woke up…. Another day dawns, bringing me one step closer to Europe. Today … more →

Tags: Daily Pearls of Virtual Wisdom, Albert Einstein, Anonymous, Carl Sagan, Edna St. Vincent Millay, John Milton, Krishna, Lao Tzu, Lauren Bacall

Shakespeareans are up in arms again!

masteroftheceremonies wrote 1 month ago: This week has seen a major assault by the dodering old vanguard of the William Shakespeare fan club. … more →

Tags: Shakespeare Authorship Debate, Shakespeare Authorship Debate, Who wrote Shakespeare, William Shakespeare, authorship debate, labeo, Lewkenor, Peter Brook, Shakespeare

Happy Birthday to a Reverend Head1 comment

krismcd59 wrote 1 month ago: May 2 is the birthday of that great antiquarian, teacher, and scholar, William Camden (1551-1623), t … more →

Tags: Early Modern Lit, folklore, Literature, Britannia, William Camden, England

Ben Jonson in the Composition Classroom1 comment

Melissa Hudler wrote 1 month ago: As a PhD student of Renaissance literature and rhetoric and a first-year composition teacher, I ofte … more →

Tags: First Year Composition, Teaching Writing, Composition, timber or discoveries, treatises on writing, student empowerment, cicero


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