Shakespeare Magazine 13
Ian McKellen is the cover star of Shakespeare Magazine Issue 13. The great man talks about the challenges of playing King Lear, while Fiona Shaw explains Katherine from Taming of the Shrew and Patrick Stewart discusses Shylock. Also this issue, we look at the TV series that portrayed Shakespeare as a punk, and we delve into the sometimes horrific medical treatments of Shakespeare’s day. Graham Holderness tells us about The Faith of William Shakespeare, while Jem Bloomfield investigates Shakespeare and the Psalms Mystery. We also have excellent interviews with Sam White of Shakespeare in Detroit and Mya Gosling of Good Tickle Brain. Not forgetting our round-up of recent Shakespeare books and our essential guide to studying Shakespeare!
Ian McKellen is the cover star of Shakespeare Magazine Issue 13. The great man talks about the challenges of playing King Lear, while Fiona Shaw explains Katherine from Taming of the Shrew and Patrick Stewart discusses Shylock. Also this issue, we look at the TV series that portrayed Shakespeare as a punk, and we delve into the sometimes horrific medical treatments of Shakespeare’s day. Graham Holderness tells us about The Faith of William Shakespeare, while Jem Bloomfield investigates Shakespeare and the Psalms Mystery. We also have excellent interviews with Sam White of Shakespeare in Detroit and Mya Gosling of Good Tickle Brain. Not forgetting our round-up of recent Shakespeare books and our essential guide to studying Shakespeare!
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
“The successor to Camus’ The Rebel.”<br />
Jim Douglas, author of Tokyo Nights<br />
“Phil Beadle wears the badge conferred on him with uncomfortable reticence, but delivers a<br />
message in tune with his original thinking, emphasising the importance of straying from the<br />
<br />
Peter Wilkinson, Director, The Jerwood Space<br />
“Irreverent, stimulating and absorbing.”<br />
Rod Judkins, author of The Art of Creative Thinking<br />
“IF YOU MAKE ANY STAND AGAINST POWER, THEN POWER WILL STAND AGAINST AND ON YOU.<br />
AND IT WILL DO SO WITH CENTURIES OF EXPERIENCE AND TECHNIQUES IN HOW TO DO SO<br />
EFFECTIVELY: YOU WILL BE PAINTED AS BARBARIC, DISMISSED AS STUPID AND INSANE, BE<br />
TOLD TO KNOW YOUR PLACE. MOST OF ALL, YOU WILL BE TERMED MAVERICK.”<br />
RULES FOR MAVERICKS IS A GUIDEBOOK TO LEADING A CREATIVE LIFE, TO BEING A<br />
RENAISSANCE DILETTANTE, TO INFESTING YOUR ART FORM WITH OTHER ART FORMS, TO TAKING<br />
A STAND AGAINST MEDIOCRITY, TO REJECTING BLOODLESS ORTHODOXIES, TO EMBRACING<br />
YOUR OWN PRETENSION AND, MOST OF ALL, TO DEALING WITH YOUR FAILURE(S).<br />
Order your copy at<br />
www.crownhouse.co.uk
Change language