Fordham London Professor Teaches Shakespeare with a Modern Twist
Varsha Panjwani, Ph.D., an English professor at Fordham’s London campus, teaches Shakespeare with a 21st-century…
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Denzel Washington Takes on Macbeth, Reflects on Fordham Roots
In November, when The New York Times published its list of “The 25 Greatest Actors…
Virtual Homecoming Brings Fordham Community to Alumni Near and Far
Homecoming weekend typically draws Fordham family and friends to Rose Hill for football every fall,…
Shakespeare in Quarantine
While the actual date of Shakespeare’s birth is not recorded, his birthday is celebrated around…
A Desdemona for the #MeToo Movement: Heather Lind in Shakespeare in the Park
From the moment Heather Lind stepped on stage in the Public Theater’s recent production of…
Scholar to Examine Curse of “The Scottish Play”
Ask anyone about their work in a forthcoming production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, and chances are…
Shakespeare, Papal Power, and the Death of Kings
In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Marcellus declares, “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.” Published in…
Seeking Catholic Subtexts in Shakespeare
In an inaugural lecture of the Hobart-Ives Series on April 16, independent scholar Clare Asquith,…
Studying Shakespeare in London
Students and faculty on learning and performing Shakespeare at Fordham’s London Dramatic Academy (LDA). http://www.youtube.com/embed/s_ZzUM1EIho…
Twin Billing: The Lind Sisters
“How have you made division of yourself?” says Antonio, a character in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.…