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2008
Shakespeare
in literature
- music
(operas, musicals, songs
etc.),
ballet
- film
- paintings,
sculpture
- architecture
- Shakespeare
as a popular icon
- Shakespeare
and pornography
- Shakespeare
in different countries
- tourism
- sites
and metasites on the net
- biographies
and authorship debates -
Shakespeare
in the classroom
- Just
For Fun
Just For Fun
For
links related to a specific play or poem go to "works".
ZDF
sucht Kandidatinnen / Kandidaten für
RISIKO
(Nov. 2001)
Which play is it? A "Shakespearean
Sonnet (With a first line taken from the tv
listings)"
covering 14 plays.
ultra-short
versions of
plays: Book-a-Minute Classics, Ultra-Condensed by Samuel
Stoddard and David J. Parker
[http://rinkworks.com/bookaminute/classics.shtml]
Monty Python:
Monty Python's Flying Circus: Hamlet
(Flying Circus, Series 4, Episode 4#43)
[http://www.mwscomp.com/mpfc/mpfc.html#series4]
Monty Python's Flying Circus, Series 2: "The First
Underwater Production of Measure for Measure"
Monty Python's Flying Circus"The Hospital for Overactors"
episode 25 (Richard III)
Shakespearean
Insult: Create
thine own Shakespearean insults, thou currish doghearted
pumpion! [http://alabanza.com/kabacoff/Inter-Links/cgi/bard.cgi]
(last visit: 09/03/99)
Random
Elizabethan Curse Generator:
similar, but takes a bit longer to load, thou mammering
rump-fed fustilarian!
[http://www.tower.org/insult/insult.html] (last
visit: 25/04/99)
Randomly
Generated Shakespeare Quotes
[http://www.tower.org/cgi-bin/random_shakespeare/rs.cgi]
"I have very poor and unhappy brains for drinking: I could
well wish courtesy would invent some other custom of
entertainment." Othello, the Moor of Venice, act 2, scene 1
(on the occasion of a visit on 25/04/99)
Coined
by Shakespeare
a book in progress by Jeffrey Mc Quain and Stanley Maless;
words coined by Shakespeare; quizzes
[http://www.m-w.com/lighter/shak/] (last visit:
22/01/00)
The
Klingon Shakespeare Restoration Project
("taH pagh
taHbe'") has restored Hamlet to the original Klingon
and is going to re-translate Macbeth and Much Ado.
[http://www.kli.org/stuff/Hamlet.html]
(29/02/00)
Send any Shakespearean
Sonnet as a
greeting card: Blue Mountain Art's William Shakespeare Page.
[http://www.bluemountain.com/eng/shakespeare/index.html] (last
visit: 21/3/00)
Greeting
Cards with
humorous messages from Shakespeare and medieval motifs.
[http://www.sealingwax.com/category_view?style=Shakespeare]
Talking
to William Shakespeare.
Ask your own questions or browse earlier answers: "Are you
[...] curious about Anne Hathaway? Or are you
fascinated by his plays? Does Hamlet really go mad? The
answers are written by leading experts on Shakespeare,
creating an unrivalled online archive..."
[http://www.talkingto.co.uk/ttws/index.asp] (April
2002)
Hamlet
Haikus (Poor
Yorick Hamlet Haiku Contest 2001: winners and all
entries).
Titus
in limericks
(Poor Yorick Limerick contest)
[http://www.bardcentral.com/tituslims.html#lims]
Are
you Shakespearianced?
A fun quiz.
[http://www.smsu.edu/English/eirc/shpag.html] (last
visit: 21/3/00)
Renaissance
Food homepage:
primary sources, recipes, bibliographies
[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/food.html]
"That
Play": real
life disasters behind the curse of the unmentionable
Scottish play
[http://www.sjdccd.cc.ca.us/PerfArts/Drama/d10/d10.Macbeth.html]
"War
Shakespeare ein Kokser?"
SPIEGEL ONLINE - 01. März 2001, 19:18
Mark Twain. Is
Shakespeare Dead? From
My Autobiography. Project Gutenberg.
[http://digital.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=1548]
(Nov. 2001); also here.
[http://home.att.net/~tleary/twain2.htm] or
here
Williams
Birne und die Williamsbirne
Sonette, Villanellen, Limericks. Markus Marti, Manfred
Pfister, Günter Plessow, H. Poethe, Gérald
Zimmermann... (on this site)
main
page:
Shakespeare
in Europe
University of Basel, Switzerland
(English
Department)
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