'The Folio at 400: Book Launch and Retrospective of the Anniversary Year' Check out the four folio editions of Shakespeare's plays published in the 17th C (1623, 1632, 1663, & 1685) and help us launch the special issue. 6 November 2023, 5:15PM - 7:00PM ies.sas.ac.uk/events/folio-4…

IASEMS is delighted to be able to launch the 2022 Graduate conference proceedings, with essays by eds Sonia Massai and Rory Loughnane, essays by our graduate students, and a full facsimile of “Folio 5” ed. by Eric Rasmussen and Michael Stapleton, in London next week. Do join us!

Publication day and launch! 🍾 🌟The First Folio at 400🌟 Looking forward to seeing contributors at the launch at Senate House later today! (DM or email if you need the Zoom link.) For the special issue, click here: iasems.org/?page_id=958

🔶Marlowe and the Huguenots of Canterbury🔶 22 March 2024 One-Day Symposium University of Kent and Canterbury Cathedral Featuring roundtables, documentaries, play readings, exhibitions, walking tours, and the launch of a new special issue of Journal of Marlowe Studies See: research.kent.ac.uk/marlowe-works/…

Live now at Sapienza Università di Roma, Prof. Andrew Hadfield (Uni of Sussex), the man who "doesn't need any introduction," talking about Macbeth. His talk is part of the "Parole in Transito" lab, organized and directed by Iolanda Plescia.

Very happy to be here today! Thanks to Bruna Mancini, Carla Tempestoso and Unical

So well deserved! Congratulations my friend!

This was such a wonderful project to contribute to - thank you Robert Stagg for expertly steering it to port! oxfordbibliographies.com/display/docume…’s+language

It has been the greatest of privileges to chair IASEMS for the past three years and sit on its board for six. Excited to see new chapters develop and to enjoy our conference in Venice: iasems.org/?p=2089

Our very own Prof. Tiffany Stern FBA gave one of the keynote lectures at this year’s Iasems - Ita Shakespeare and Early Modern Studies conference in Venice. Thanks to Iolanda Plescia for the photos. 🇮🇹

As outgoing President I could not be prouder of this fantastic new group!

Very happy to be here today! #dallowday2024

Languages of the Anthropocene 2024. Happy to have hosted the final day of the conference at Sapienza University of Rome. Thanks to all the great people who joined, gave papers, helped us think though this time of crisis

I’m delighted to be hosting the 2024 Tempera Seminar at Sapienza Università di Roma, with a focus on Troilus and Cressida. Please consider attending and proposing a paper!

Really honored to be on board in vol. 29 of 'Multicultural Shakespeare' with a short contribution in the 'Shakespeare Translator's voices' section. Thank you so much Anna Cetera-Włodarczyk, @Jesus Tronch and @anna_kowalcze! Check it out at czasopisma.uni.lodz.pl/szekspir/issue…

I’m so delighted to be able to host this, and grateful to the board of Iasems - Ita Shakespeare and Early Modern Studies for being here! The IASEMS Tempera Seminar

I SAID YES!! 😍😍💍💍🎉🎉someone asked me if I was still working on the article I meant to finish in 2022

Last effort of 2024 and first piece of news in 2025! It was a pleasure to edit this issue with Nadia Fusini and Massimo Stella rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa03/memoria… (Using Twitter until I can figure out which alternative to embrace soon…)

Really happy to have you, Rory, and Laetitia Sansonetti, Ladan Niayesh, Nandini Das and Jane Grogan! Great people and great stuff!

"A fourth? Start, eyes!" The next generation of Shakespeare's plays, poems & sonnets is coming. Get your first look at The Arden Shakespeare Fourth Series 👇