Shakespeare
On Line
Below is a very small starter kit of links to Shakespeare materials on line. The selection presents a broad cross section of Shakespeare inspired web sites and aims to introduce you to the overwhelming amount of information, resources and oddities that exist in cyber space in relation to Shakespeare. Some are exceptionally useful, others silly but inspired and some are lame. Most of these sites offer their own set of links spiraling you ever further into the Bard's cyber vortex. |
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| The complete works of Shakespeare on line. Also allows electronic searches of texts | ||||
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| A rich collection of nineteenth century
images related to Shakespeare's plays. http://www.cc.emory.edu/ENGLISH/classes/Shakespeare_Illustrated/Shakespeare.html |
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| This site, Mr. Shakespeare and the Internet, aims to be a complete annotated guide to all scholarly Shakespeare resources on the web. It also places original Shakespeare materials on line including timelines and geneologies. | ||||
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| A site devoted to the history and practices of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Includes information on the newly reconstructed Globe in London. | ||||
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| A site about the town where Shakespeare was born. | ||||
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| An American site that, among other things, gathers links to Shakespeare sites world-wide. | ||||
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| SIC (Shakespeare in Cyberspace) offers an on line study guide to the plays with Act summaries and character biographies. | ||||
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| Another site offering on line searchable versions of the play texts plus the sonnets in English and German. | ||||
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| Provides plays on line as well as useful glossary and timelines. | ||||
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| A site dedicated to the proposition that Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare. | ||||
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| What if Dr. Seuss rewrote Hamlet? http://www.physics.purdue.edu/~northrup/old/seussshakespeare.html |
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| Looking for a Shakespearean monolgue? Divides monolgues into male and female characters and by play. | ||||
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| Offical web site for the Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Daine's film version of "Romeo and Juliet." Includes list of Shakespeare works on film as well as downloadable "Romeo+Juliet" screensaver. | ||||
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| See what happened today in Shakespearean history and play a Shakespearean poetry game. | ||||
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| A site devoted to helping high school students better appreciate Shakespeare. Includes a section of Shakespeare's puns and insults. | ||||
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| Elizabethan clothes and costuming issues are the focuses here. | ||||
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Just one example of a webiste for a theatre company with "Shakespeare Festival" in its name. http://www.idahoshakespeare.org/
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