Black Women and Shakespeare: New Exhibit Explores 450-Year Connection
#Shakespeare #BlackWomenInArtsA new exhibition at the Folger Shakespeare Library traces over 450 years of connection between Black women and Shakespeare's works, featuring nearly 100 objects about scholars, actors, and historic figures who shaped how his plays are understood and performed. read more
#Shakespeare #RaceInEquality
Nina Bowers reflects on the challenges faced by black actors in Shakespearean roles through her experience playing Rosalind. She highlights the racial abuse towards Francesca Amewudah-Rivers, emphasizing the importance of supporting marginalized actors in the industry. read more