Whether you’re teaching remotely, working from home with your children, or teaching in school, we know that Shakespeare can be a wonderful way to engage students in learning about language, history, storytelling, and more. We’ve gathered a collection of some of the resources we turn to for guidance and inspiration when teaching Shakespeare’s plays. Look through this selection and find the offering that speaks to you or your students.
Down load a pdf of Ruffles Shakesbear to display in your window so that people in your neighborhood can go on a bear hunt.
An update from Seattle Shakespeare Company during the COVID-19 crisis.
I love our Seattle theatre community. I’m passionate about their work, their dedication, and their artistry. They are the SEATTLE in Seattle Shakespeare Company. One of the absolute best parts of my job is providing a space and opportunities for our local artists to create. To share their visions. Their joys. Their dreams.
Seattle Shakespeare Company looks very different today than it did a month ago. We look very different today than we imagined we would. Tonight was meant to be the opening
Limiting your time with others? Since you may have a bit more time at home in your life, we’ve chosen some fun diversions that will also help prepare you to see our upcoming production of Troilus and Cressida.