Shakespeare, Race, and the Practical Humanities Symposium
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  • Symposium 2017
  • Schedule
    • Lecture Abstracts
  • Presenter Bios
    • Keith Hamilton Cobb
    • Michael Witmore
    • Ayanna Thompson
    • Peter Erickson
    • Kim F. Hall
  • Readings
  • Directions

Recommended Readings

Readings for “Shakespeare, Race and the Practical Humanities” symposium:

  • Shakespeare Quarterly 67.1 (Spring 2016)
April 19 - 4:30pm
Performing Shakespeare
THE THING IS THE THING: PLAYING AND NOT PLAYING SHAKESPEARE WHILE BLACK
Keith Hamilton Cobb
Actor/Playwright
April 19 - 7:00pm
Opening Night Lecture
IS IT PRACTICAL TO TALK ABOUT SHAKESPEARE
AND RACE?
Michael Witmore
Director, Folger Shakespeare Library
April 20 - 7:00pm
Paper Panel
CONFESSIONS OF A BLACK SHAKESPEAREAN: OR, A TALK ABOUT PRODUCTIVE GRAPPLING
Ayanna Thompson
Professor of English
George Washington University
THE POWER OF PRACTICALITY IN SHAKESPEARE STUDIES
Peter Erickson
Visiting resident scholar Northwestern University’s Kaplan Institute for the Humanities
SPEAK THIS YEARNING
Kim F. Hall
Lucyle Hook Chair of English
and Professor of Africana Studies
Barnard College

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