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Shakespeare in the Royal Collection

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What has Shakespeare done for the royals - and what have the royals done for Shakespeare? AHRC-funded project at KCL and Birkbeck. Exhibition online now.

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📣 Our online exhibition is now live! 📣 This exhibition draws together objects from the @RCT, the @britishmuseum, the @V_and_A, the @FolgerLibrary and others, to explore the story of royal interest in Shakespeare from 1714-1945. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/exhibition @sally_barnden @kirstamb


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My book 'Shakespeare and the Royal Actor' is out now - you can use this code to get 30% off via OUP's website

sally_barnden's tweet image. My book 'Shakespeare and the Royal Actor' is out now - you can use this code to get 30% off via OUP's website

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We were delighted to be at Windsor Castle on Tuesday to celebrate the 400th anniversary year of Shakespeare’s First Folio 📜 A group of RSC actors and musicians performed parts of plays from the Folio for Their Majesties The King and Queen and members of @RoyalFamily 🎭

TheRSC's tweet image. We were delighted to be at Windsor Castle on Tuesday to celebrate the 400th anniversary year of Shakespeare’s First Folio 📜

A group of RSC actors and musicians performed parts of plays from the Folio for Their Majesties The King and Queen and members of @RoyalFamily 🎭
TheRSC's tweet image. We were delighted to be at Windsor Castle on Tuesday to celebrate the 400th anniversary year of Shakespeare’s First Folio 📜

A group of RSC actors and musicians performed parts of plays from the Folio for Their Majesties The King and Queen and members of @RoyalFamily 🎭
TheRSC's tweet image. We were delighted to be at Windsor Castle on Tuesday to celebrate the 400th anniversary year of Shakespeare’s First Folio 📜

A group of RSC actors and musicians performed parts of plays from the Folio for Their Majesties The King and Queen and members of @RoyalFamily 🎭
TheRSC's tweet image. We were delighted to be at Windsor Castle on Tuesday to celebrate the 400th anniversary year of Shakespeare’s First Folio 📜

A group of RSC actors and musicians performed parts of plays from the Folio for Their Majesties The King and Queen and members of @RoyalFamily 🎭


This Saturday being Shakespeare's birthday, we'll be running our prize draw to win £50 Globe vouchers - to be in with a chance make sure you fill out our exhibition feedback survey this week! sharc.kcl.ac.uk/exhibition


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We're counting down to Shakespeare's birthday on 23 April, which is also the deadline for entering our prize draw (a £50 voucher @The_Globe). If you haven't yet told us what you think of our exhibition, now's the time! sharc.kcl.ac.uk/exhibition


This nineteenth-century print uses Hamlet's 'Look here upon this picture, and on this' to compare the young Queen Victoria with her unpopular uncle, Ernest, King of Hanover. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/60…

ShaRC_project's tweet image. This nineteenth-century print uses Hamlet's 'Look here upon this picture, and on this' to compare the young Queen Victoria with her unpopular uncle, Ernest, King of Hanover. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/60…

A photograph by Robert Milne showing Queen Victoria's grandson, Alexander, and his father, Prince Henry of Battenberg, as Hubert and Arthur from King John. This 'tableau vivant' was organised for the queen's birthday in 1894. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/29…

ShaRC_project's tweet image. A photograph by Robert Milne showing Queen Victoria's grandson, Alexander, and his father, Prince Henry of Battenberg, as Hubert and Arthur from King John. This 'tableau vivant' was organised for the queen's birthday in 1894. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/29…

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In an innovative piece emerging from the @ShaRC_project , @sally_barnden looks at the resonances of the room in Windsor Castle in which Olivier's Henry V was screened for the royal family, framing the film within existing narratives of royal achievement /6 muse.jhu.edu/article/839509

ShaxBull's tweet image. In an innovative piece emerging from the @ShaRC_project , @sally_barnden looks at the resonances of the room in Windsor Castle in which Olivier's Henry V was screened for the royal family, framing the film within existing narratives of royal achievement /6 muse.jhu.edu/article/839509

A desk seal topped with a purple quartz bust of Shakespeare. Queen Mary put it in her 'Dolls' House', where it became a doll-sized bust for the library. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/23…

ShaRC_project's tweet image. A desk seal topped with a purple quartz bust of Shakespeare.  Queen Mary put it in her 'Dolls' House', where it became a doll-sized bust for the library. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/23…

Prince Albert Edward learnt to draw by copying sketches provided by his teacher, Edward Henry Corbould. They often had Shakespearean themes. Here is Corbould's picture of 'Fortinbras', with his pupil's copy on the right. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/98…

ShaRC_project's tweet image. Prince Albert Edward learnt to draw by copying sketches provided by his teacher, Edward Henry Corbould. They often had Shakespearean themes. Here is Corbould's picture of 'Fortinbras', with his pupil's copy on the right. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/98…

This extraordinary print, published in 1823, shows the virtually unknown 'Miss Edmistone' as Lady Macbeth, reaching her hand out of the picture frame. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/65…

ShaRC_project's tweet image. This extraordinary print, published in 1823, shows the virtually unknown 'Miss Edmistone' as Lady Macbeth, reaching her hand out of the picture frame. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/objects/rct/65…

Would you like to win £50 to spend at the Globe? If you've visited our exhibition, we'd love your feedback. sharc.kcl.ac.uk/exhibition


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Gordon McMullan, Professor of English and Director of the London Shakespeare Centre at King's College London in conversation discussing the ShaRC exhibition and the history of royal Shakespeare appropriation. @ShaRC_project @KingsCollegeLon @cogapp @RCT bit.ly/3ASHikb


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