Bodleian Exhibit Inspired by Shakespeare’s Most Famous Stage Direction
Bodelian Library Quadrangle
August 2, 2008
Oxford University’s Bodleian Library, founded during Shakespeare’s lifetime and harshly to a copy of the rare First Folio, will in the end play host to the Globe Arena theatre’s touring production of The Winter’s Recital. The play will be performed in the historic Bodleian Library Quadrangle between 17 and 22 August as part of the ‘Playhouse Plays Out’ series. In conjunction with the performances, Oxford has organized a series of talks by university scholars and a tiny exhibition of books and prints allied to The Winter’s Tale.
This is the Globe’s flash open-air tour, following the good of last summer’s touring production of Romeo and Juliet. The Winter’s Libel is directed by John Dove, who first staged the think about at the Globe in 2005. Adapted for the means, the production retains most of Shakespeare’s content but features a cast of just eight actors....
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