William Shakespeare - A digital reinvention
«SHAKESPEARE has been especially present across Britain this summer. Each of his 37 plays was performed in a different language at the Globe theatre in London, a score of wacky performances appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe festival, famous quotes featured in the Olympic opening ceremony, and the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) astutely rode the Olympic wave with its six-month-long World Shakespeare Festival—the largest celebration of the playwright ever staged.
But now, one of the better places to discover the Bard is online. New developments are unfolding in the digital realm, bringing the classic canon off the page and onto screens. Three projects are particularly riveting: the RSC’s new web portal called myShakespeare, an iPad edition of Shakespeare’s sonnets and a digitised version of the First Folio from Oxford University’s Bodleian Library, which will be available soon. It has never been easier to come into exhilarating contact with the enduring power of Shakespeare’s 400-year-old words». (...). Continue no blogue Prospero Books, arts and culture.
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