Folger
Shakespeare Library
International
Shakespeare Globe Centre Germany
Globe
Theatre Home Page (London)
University
of Reading Renaissance Research Centre
(Globe Theatre)
Mr.
William Shakespeare and the Internet
A very rich compiliation of annotated links
(and more), aasembled and maintained by Terry Gray. This is the
place to start..
The
Shakespeare Classroom
J. M. Massie's pages for her Shakespeare (and
related) classes at Washington State University. Includes study
questions and an interesting set of answers to frequently asked
questions about Shakespeare.
Shakespeare
by Individual Studies
Courses offered by Michael Best at the
University of Victoria, British Columbia.
Shakespeare
Illustrated
Explores nineteenth-century
illustrations of Shakespeare's plays, Developed and maintained
by Harry Rusche.
The
Complete Works of Shakespeare online
Uses a public-domain text
(unfortunately) but has a very nice search engine which will
let you plow around to your heart's content
The
Internet Shakespeare Editions
The beginning of a project to explore
how an internet site can present scholarly texts of
Shakespeare's works.
A
tour of Stratford-upon-Avon
The
Shakespeare Web
EMLS
(Early Modern Literary Studies) is an on-line academic journal.
The site also includes various useful links, including how to
subscribe to Shaksper,
the list-serv discussion group
If you really want to read about this pseuod-problem, you can
start with The
Shakespeare Authorship Page maintained
by Dave Kathman and Terry Ross. Alan
Nelson also has a brief review of the
Oxford candidacy. Mr.
William Shakespeare and the Internet
provides links to anti-Stratfordian sites.
The Royal
Shakespeare Company web site offers
information about the largest, best-funded theater company in the
world.
Closer to us, the Shakespeare
Theatre at the Lansburgh (in
Washington) is a professional company chiefly devoted to
performing Shakespeare. Their web site offers the usual theater
information along with pictures and articles on several recent
productions. It also has a section on internships in theater
management for college students.
The Internet
Movie Database lists 342 films based on
Shakespeare's plays.
