The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 20.0510 Thursday, 15 October 2009
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Date: Thursday, 15 Oct 2009 11:53:06 +0100
Subject: New Library Catalogue at Shakespeare's Globe
Press Release: New Library Catalogue at Shakespeare's Globe
Shakespeare's Globe is introducing a new catalogue for its library that
will facilitate easier use of its collection. The library supports Globe
Education's research activity, while also serving outside scholars and
researchers and actors during the Globe's Theatre season.
The catalogue, Ariel, an Access-It web-based library system, will allow
the library to manage collections of books, serials, electronic
documents, and multimedia.
The library at Shakespeare's Globe contain texts and criticism of plays
by Shakespeare and his contemporaries, a selection of 16th and 17th
century poetry, a range of periodicals (including Shakespeare Survey,
Shakespeare Bulletin, and Shakespeare Quarterly), and works on the
Shakespearean sources; theatre history, cultural and social history of
early modern England, and Shakespeare's Globe (reconstruction, early
seasons etc).
The Shakespeare's Globe Library and Archives also hold research
materials relating to all Shakespeare and non-Shakespeare productions
and adaptations performed on the Globe stage, adaptations of plays by
Shakespeare performed on the Globe stage, as well as materials relating
to plays by Shakespeare contemporaries performed as part of Globe
Education's Read Not Dead staged readings and new plays written for and
performed at the Globe.
Registration is not required for the catalogue which can be found at
http://library.shakespearesglobe.com:2000. Appointments to access the
library, which is open Tuesdays to Thursdays 10am to 5pm, can be made by
emailing
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Further information from Katharine Grice on 020 7902 1468, email
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or Francesca Eyles on 020 7902 1491 or
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Notes to Editors
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre concludes its 2009 Young Hearts season on 10
October 2009. Following this, Love's Labour's Lost will transfer to
North America for a two-month tour. For the first time ever,
Shakespeare's Globe will present a show during the festive season, with
Footsbarn's Christmas Cracker. Box office 020 7401 9919 or
www.shakespeares-globe.org
Globe Education presents a programme of workshops, lectures, events and
staged readings all year round along with research seminars and research
programmes. The theme for the autumn season of public events is
Shakespeare: Poet and Playhouse. For general enquires about Globe
Education please call 020 7902 1430 or visit www.globe-education.org
Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition is open all year round. May to September
from 9am to 5pm and October to April from 10am to 5pm. Admission
includes a guided tour of the Theatre. For further information,
telephone 020 7902 1500.
Shakespeare's Globe Shop stocks a variety of products, including season
specific merchandise. Items can be bought at the on-site shop or on-line
at www.globe-shop.com.
Capital Campaign -- Shakespeare's Globe is currently fundraising for a
major development project. The first part of the campaign -- to develop
a Globe Education and Rehearsal Centre -- is underway. To find out
more visit www.shakespeares-globe.org/thesecondstage
The Shakespeare Globe Trust is a registered charity No.266916. The Globe
receives no public subsidy.
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