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SHAKESPEARE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

PROGRAM OF THE 34TH ANNUAL MEETING

13-15 APRIL 2006

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The 34th Annual Meeting of The Shakespeare Association of America

Executive Director: LENA COWEN ORLIN University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Assistant Director: MICHELE OSHEROW University of Maryland, Baltimore County

President WILLIAM C. CARROLL Boston University

Vice-President GEORGIANNA ZIEGLER Folger Shakespeare Library

Trustees

FRANCES E. DOLAN University of California, Davis

KIM F. H ALL Fordham University

ROSLYN L. KNUTSON University of Arkansas at Little Rock

MARY ELLEN LAMB Southern Illinois University

MARIANNE NOVY University of Pittsburgh

GARRETT A. SULLIVAN,JR. Pennsylvania State University

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Program Planning

Chair: PAUL YACHNIN, McGill University NATASHA KORDA, Wesleyan University JEREMY LOPEZ, University of Toronto VALERIE WAYNE, University of Hawai’i

Sponsors

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE ARCADIA UNIVERSITY BRYN MAWR COLLEGE CHATHAM COLLEGE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK THEATRE DEPARTMENT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY MUHLENBERG COLLEGE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY’S INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES PITTSBURGH CONSORTIUM OF MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES LITERATURE PROGRAM IN THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH PRINCETON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH PRINCETON UNIVERSITY COUNCIL OF THE HUMANITIES RUTGERS UNIVERSITY TEMPLE UNIVERSITY VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,BALTIMORE COUNTY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,BALTIMORE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Local Arrangements Directors

REBECCA BUSHNELL, University of Pennsylvania MARGRETA DE GRAZIA, University of Pennsylvania

Conference Administration

Program Coordinator: LEE TYDINGS With the Assistance of JACKIE HOPKINS and JULIE MORRIS

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2006 Program Guide

Thursday, 13 April 10:00 a.m. Registration opens in Regency Foyer, Second Mezzanine 6 12:00 noon Exhibits open in Regency Ballroom C 6 1:30 p.m. Roundtable in Regency Ballroom B: Drafting Shakespeare: The Military Theater 6 Paper Session in Millennium Hall: Risky Business: Early Modern England and Global Trade 6 3:30 p.m. Seminar in Congress Room C: The Shakespearean Idiom 6 Seminar in Congress Room A: Festival Shakespeare 7 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall A1: Shakespeare and Modernist Performance 7 Seminar in Washington Room C: Winter Tales: Shakespeare and the North 7 Seminar in Congress Room B: Spenser and Shakespeare 7 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall A2: Shakespeare Forums 8 Seminar in Washington Room B: Early Modern Melancholies 8 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall D: Shakespeare’s Geezers 8 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall B: Science and Religion in the Early Modern Period 8 Seminar in Washington Room A: Domestic/Civic/National Middleton 9 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall C: King Lear 9 5:30 p.m. Buses depart from the 12th Street entrance of the Loews Hotel for the Opening Reception at the World Cafe Live. Buses will make continuous circuits between the hotel and the World Cafe Live. 9 9:00 p.m. Play Reading in Regency Ballroom A: Doctor Faustus 9

Friday, 14 April 8:00 a.m. Registration opens in Regency Foyer, Second Mezzanine 10 Exhibits open in Regency Ballroom C 10 Continental Breakfast for Graduate Students in Lescaze Room, 33rd Floor 10 9:00 a.m. Plenary Session in Millennium Hall: Educating Shakespeare: Early Modern Pedagogy and its Discontents 10 10:30 a.m. Coffee Break in Millennium and Regency Foyers 10 11:00 a.m. Paper Session in Regency Ballroom B: History/Literature/ London 10 Paper Session in Commonwealth Hall: Religion and Emotion in the Elizabethan Playhouse 10 1:00 p.m. Annual Luncheon in Millennium Hall 11 3:30 p.m. Seminar in Commonwealth Hall A1: The Presence of Shakespeare 11 Seminar in Washington Room A: Nature and Environment in Early Modern English Drama 11 Seminar in Washington Room B: The Scottish Play 11 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall B: Shakespeare and the Reformation, Part One 12 Seminar in Congress Room C: Ben Jonson: New Directions 12 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall C: Shakespearean Sensations 12 Seminar in Congress Room A:Renaissance Drama and the Roman Cultural Revolution 12 Seminar in Congress Room B: TV Shakespeare 13

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Seminar in Washington Room C: Staging Justice in Early Modern Drama 13 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall D: Performance: Primary Sources, 1500–1642, Part One 13 Seminar in Parlor 1: Shakespeare and Cross-Racial Casting 14 Workshop in Commonwealth Hall A2: Teaching the “Bad” Quartos 14 8:30 p.m. Film Screening and Post-Show Discussion in Regency Ballroom B: Shakespeare Behind Bars 14

Saturday, 15 April 8:00 a.m. Information available in Regency Foyer, Second Mezzanine 14 Exhibits open in Regency Ballroom C 14 9:00 a.m Book Drive in Parlor 2 14 Paper Session in Regency Ballroom C: Romances of Trade and Trauma: The Open Submissions Panel 14 Paper Session in Millennium Hall: Scholar in the Rehearsal Room 15 10:30 a.m. Coffee Break in Millennium and Regency Foyers 15 10:45 a.m. Workshop in Regency Ballroom A: Shakespearean Dynamics 15 11:00 a.m. Paper Session in Regency Ballroom B: The Logics of Shakespearean Penitence 15 Paper Session in Millennium Hall: Working-House of Thought: Shakespeare’s Desk, Marlowe’s Philosopher, Hamlet’s Brain 15 1:00 p.m. Workshop for Teachers in Regency Ballroom A: Shakespeare Set Free: An Active Workshop on Teaching Shakespeare 16 2:00 p.m. Paper Session in Millennium Hall: Motley to the View: The Interaction of Lyric and Dramatic Elements in Shakespeare’s Texts 16 Paper Session in Regency Ballroom B: Play Reading: Second-Best, Sublimation, or Art Form? 16 4:00 p.m. Seminar in Commonwealth Hall A1:The Literary Afterlives of Shakespearean Tragedy 16 Seminar in Congress Room A: Shakespeare and the Invention of the Quasi-Human 17 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall B: Shakespeare and the Reformation, Part Two 17 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall C: Recontextualizing Shakespeare (and others) on Film 17 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall A2: Refiguring Shakespeare: Questions of Canon and Theater in the Apocryphal and Collaborative Plays 17 Seminar in Washington Room B: ’Tis Pity It’s Not Shakespeare: Rethinking John Ford 18 Seminar in Commonwealth Hall D: Performance: Primary Sources, 1500–1642, Part Two 18 Seminar in Congress Room B: Looking Sideways: Queer Perspectives on Heterosexuality 18 Seminar in Congress Room C: Shakespeare and the Visual Sense 18 Seminar in Washington Room C: Shakespeare and the French 19 Workshop in Washington Room A: Big-House Shakespeare 19 7:00 p.m. Performance and Post-Show Discussion in Regency Ballroom A: Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet 19 10:00 p.m. The SAA and Malone Society Dance in the Millennium Hall Tickets available at the door. 19

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Loews Philadelphia Hotel Second Floor and Second Floor Mezzanine

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Loews Philadelphia Hotel Third and Fourth Floors The Lescaze Room is located on the thirty-third floor of the hotel.

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THURSDAY, 13 APRIL Paper Session: Risky Business: Early Modern England and Global Trade 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Millennium Hall Chair: NATASHA KORDA,Wesleyan University

Registration DAVID J. BAKER, University of Hawai’i, Manoa Regency Foyer, Second Mezzanine Doubly-Opaque: Mercantile Knowledge in Early Modern Britain

JONATHAN BURTON, West Virginia 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. University “Our nation’s custom shall be awed by you”: Reciprocal Comparison,The Global Exhibits Early Modern, and Three English Brothers

Regency Ballroom C ROBERT MARKLEY, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Rich with Merchandise”: Shakespeare and 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. the Spice Trade in the 1590s

Roundtable: Drafting 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Shakespeare: The Military Theater Seminar: The Shakespearean Regency Ballroom B Idiom Chair: SCOTT NEWSTOK, Gustavus Adolphus College Congress Room C Leader: SYLVIA ADAMSON, University of Sheffield KENNETH ADELMAN, Movers and Shakespeares CASSANDRA AMUNDSON, University of New Mexico STEVEN MARX, California State Polytechnic GREER GILMAN, Harvard University University SARAH GRANDAGE, University of Nottingham SAYRE N. GREENFIELD, University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg DAVID PERRY, U.S. Army War College PAUL J. HECHT, Wake Forest University NINA TAUNTON, Brunel University JONATHAN HOPE, Strathclyde University WILLIAM T. L ISTON, Ball State University KENT THOMPSON, Denver Center Theatre LYNNE MAGNUSSON, University of Toronto Company PENNY MCCARTHY, University of Glasgow RUSS MCDONALD, University of North Carolina, Greensboro ERIN MINEAR, Harvard University SIMON PALFREY, University of Liverpool JOHN J. M.TOBIN, University of Massachusetts, Boston

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Thursday, 13 April

Seminar: Festival Shakespeare Seminar: Winter Tales: Congress Room A Shakespeare and the North Leader: ALAN ARMSTRONG, Southern Oregon Washington Room C University Leaders: MARY FLOYD-WILSON, University of

RALPH ALAN COHEN, American Shakespeare Center North Carolina, Chapel Hill and DARYL PALMER, KEVIN CRAWFORD, University of Alabama Regis University JOE FALOCCO, Catawba College OHN ICHAEL RCHER New York University JOHN R. FORD, Delta State University J M A , OBIN ATES Auburn University GAYLE GASKILL, College of St. Catherine R E. B , DMUND ALENTINE AMPOS Swarthmore MAUREEN GODMAN, Washburn University E V C , College FRANCES L. HELPHINSTINE, Morehead State TIMOTHY FRANCISCO, Youngstown State University University MICHAEL P. J ENSEN, Talking Books/Shakespeare DAVID GOLZ, Kettering University Newsletter ARCLAY REEN Northern Kentucky JANELLE JENSTAD, University of Victoria B G , University YU JIN KO, Wellesley College GAVIN HOLLIS, University of Michigan JENNIFER ADAIR MCCAUSLAND, University of CATHERINE LOOMIS, University of New Orleans South Carolina VRAHAM Z Haifa University MICHAEL SHURGOT, South Puget Sound A O , Community College MARJORIE RUBRIGHT, University of Michigan BETHANY S. SINNOTT, Catawba College ELIZABETH A. SPILLER, Texas Christian ALAN SOMERSET, University of Western Ontario University INA ERKINS ILDER Carleton College CHAD THOMAS, University of Michigan L P W , MICHAEL WARREN, University of California, Santa Cruz Seminar: Spenser and Shakespeare Seminar: Shakespeare and Congress Room B Modernist Performance Leaders: THOMAS HERRON, East Carolina Commonwealth Hall A1 University and HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Leaders: CARY DIPIETRO, University of Toronto, Ohio State University Mississauga and PAUL PRESCOTT, Oxford Brookes University JUDITH H.ANDERSON, Indiana University TIMOTHY ARNER, Pennsylvania State STEPHEN MERRIAM FOLEY, Brown University University HUGH GRADY, Arcadia University RACHEL HILE BASSETT, University of Missouri, ZOLTAN MARKUS, Vassar College Kansas City AMY BRADEN, University of Southern California JAMES O'ROURKE, Florida State University CATHERINE G. CANINO, University of South JOAN PARKS, Kent State University, Stark Carolina, Upstate PATRICK CHENEY, Pennsylvania State University KATHERINE EGGERT, University of Colorado, Boulder EDWARD GIESKES, University of South Carolina ALEXANDRA HALASZ, Dartmouth College MICHAEL L. HAYS, Ashland, OR

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CYRUS G. MULREADY, University of Pennsylvania Seminar: Shakespeare’s KAREN NELSON, University of Maryland, College Park Geezers SUSAN OLDRIEVE, Baldwin-Wallace College KRISTEN L. OLSON, Pennsylvania State University Commonwealth Hall D ANNE LAKE PRESCOTT, Barnard College Leader: NAOMI CONN LIEBLER, Montclair State ROBERT L. REID, Emory and Henry College University

GINA BLOOM, University of Iowa Seminar: Shakespeare Forums ALBERTO CACICEDO, Albright College Commonwealth Hall A2 JIM E. CASEY, University of Alabama Leaders: MATT KOZUSKO, Ursinus College STEPHANIE CHAMBERLAIN, Southeast Missouri State University and ROBERT SAWYER, East Tennessee State PETER CUMMINGS, Hobart and William Smith Colleges University SILVER DAMSEN, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign ANTHONY ELLIS, Western Michigan University LYSBETH EM BENKERT, Northern State University LOREEN L. GIESE, Ohio University HARDY M. COOK, SHAKSPER Listserv ANNE M. GILL, King’s College, London CHRISTY DESMET, University of Georgia PHYLLIS GORFAIN, Oberlin College CHRISTA JANSOHN, University of Bamberg DOROTHEA KEHLER, San Diego State University ERIN PRESLEY, University of Georgia ARTHUR F. K INNEY, University of Massachusetts, KATHERINE WEST SCHEIL, University of Rhode Island Amherst MARY ELLEN LAMB, Southern Illinois University Seminar: Early Modern RICHARD LEVIN, State University of New York, Stonybrook Melancholies RICHARD L. NOCHIMSON, Yeshiva University Washington Room B SUSAN O’MALLEY, City University of New York Leader: ALAN LEWIS, Vancouver, British Columbia JEANNE A. ROBERTS, American University GREGORY M. COLON SEMENZA, University of ANUPAM BASU, University of Wisconsin,Madison Connecticut, Storrs TIMOTHY ZAJAC, University of Virginia ROBERT B. BENNETT, University of Delaware JASON COHEN, University of Wisconsin,Madison DANIEL GATES, Rhodes College Seminar: Science and Religion JOSEPH JENKINS, University of California, Los Angeles CHRISTINA LUCKYJ, Dalhousie University in the Early Modern Period DAVID J. MORROW, Michigan State University Commonwealth Hall B IRINA S. PRIKHOD'KO, The Institute of World Leaders: CRISTINA MALCOLMSON, Literature, Russian Academy of Sciences Bates College and SARAH RIVETT, LAWRENCE F. R HU, University of South Carolina Washington University MILLA C. RIGGIO, Trinity College LISA S. STARKS, University of South Florida, KATHERINE BOOTLE ATTIE, University of Virginia St. Petersburg ADAM MAX COHEN, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth CHRISTOPHER J. CROSBIE, Rutgers University JOANNE DIAZ, Northwestern University DARLENE FARABEE, University of Delaware WENDY BETH HYMAN, Ithaca College DAVID T. L ONG, University of California, Los Angeles ANIA LOOMBA, University of Pennsylvania DUKE PESTA, Oklahoma State University HOLLY CRAWFORD PICKETT, Washington and Lee University

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EILEEN REEVES, Princeton University KATHLEEN A.WARD, Thiel College RANDALL STEYERS, University of North Carolina, PAUL WERSTINE, King’s University College, University of Chapel Hill Western Ontario AMY L.TIGNER, Stanford University DEBORAH UMAN, St. John Fisher College

Seminar: Domestic/Civic/ 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. National Middleton Washington Room A OPENING RECEPTION Leader: JENNIFER PANEK, University of Ottawa World Cafe Live THOMAS L. BERGER, St. Lawrence University ANN C. CHRISTENSEN, University of Houston Open to all registrants for the 34th Annual SUSAN COMILANG, Columbia Union College Meeting and their guests. J. CAITLIN FINLAYSON, University of Toronto GIUSEPPINA IACONO, Pennsylvania State University Buses may be boarded at the 12th Street entrance of the Loews Philadelphia Hotel begin- EMILY ISAACSON, University of Missouri, Columbia ning at 5:30 p.m. Drivers will make continuous DAVID LANDRETH, University of California, Berkeley circuits between the Loews and the World Cafe NINA LEVINE, University of South Carolina Live. KARA NORTHWAY, Xavier University CRISTINE VARHOLY, Hampden-Sydney College DENISE A.WALEN, Vassar College MELISSA WALTER, University of Oregon 9:00 to 11:00 p.m.

Seminar: King Lear Commonwealth Hall C Play Reading: Leader: RICHARD STRIER, University of Chicago Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe DAVID KEITH ANDERSON, McGill University LEEDS BARROLL, Folger Shakespeare Library Regency Ballroom A ERIC BYVILLE, Loyola University Chicago ROB CARSON, University of Toronto Sponsored by the Shakespeare Bulletin. ADELE S. DAVIDSON, Kenyon College KEVIN DONOVAN, Middle Tennessee State University Open to all registrants for the 34th Annual SANFORD A. FREEDMAN, Bates College Meeting and their guests. KENNETH J. E. GRAHAM, University of Waterloo JAMES HIRSH, Georgia State University CLAIRE MCEACHERN, University of California, Los Angeles MARIANNE NOVY, University of Pittsburgh ROBERT B. PIERCE, Oberlin College MARTHA RONK, Occidental College CAROLE SCHUYLER, Dixie State College WILLIAM O. SCOTT, University of Kansas COLLEEN E. SHEA, Queen’s University PETER J. SMITH, Nottingham Trent University JOHN STAINES, Earlham College

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FRIDAY, 14 APRIL 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.

8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Coffee Break Millennium and Regency Foyers Registration Regency Foyer, Second Mezzanine 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Exhibits Paper Session: Regency Ballroom C History/Literature/London Regency Ballroom B 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. Chair: JONATHAN GIL HARRIS, George Washington University

Continental Breakfast for Graduate CRYSTAL BARTOLOVICH, Syracuse University Students Optimism of the Will Hosted by the Trustees of the Association VANESSA HARDING, Birkbeck College, University Lescaze Room, 33rd Floor of London The Testimony of Testaments

9:00 to 10:30 a.m. JEAN E. HOWARD, Columbia University Counter Narratives

Plenary Session: Educating Paper Session: Religion and Shakespeare: Early Modern Emotion in the Elizabethan Pedagogy and its Discontents Playhouse Millennium Hall Commonwealth Hall Chair: REBECCA BUSHNELL, University of Chair: GAIL KERN PASTER, Folger Shakespeare Pennsylvania Library

LYNN ENTERLINE, Vanderbilt University STEVEN MULLANEY, University of Michigan Shakespeare’s Schoolroom The Reformation of Emotions

MARGARET FERGUSON, University of California, ANTHONY B. DAWSON, University of British Davis Columbia “No Breeching Scholar”: Reflections on Claudius at Prayer: Shakespeare and the Gender, Class, and Educational Discipline Question of Repentance ELIZABETH HANSON, Queen’s University RICHARD C. MCCOY, Queens College and In the Company of Scholars Graduate Center, City University of New York Believing As You Like It: Faith in Shakespeare’s Theater

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Friday, 14 April

1:00 to 3:00 p.m. LYNNE BRUCKNER, Chatham College DARLENE CIRAULO, Central Missouri State University HOLLY DUGAN, George Washington University GABRIEL EGAN, Loughborough University ANNUAL LUNCHEON JEAN FEERICK, Brown University DONALD HEDRICK, Kansas State University Millennium Hall IAN MACINNES, Albion College Open to all registrants for the 34th Annual STEVE MENTZ, St. John’s University Meeting. GAYWIN MOORE, University of Kansas VIN NARDIZZI, Duke University Tickets for guest luncheons may be purchased at the registration tables. ALAN W. P OWERS, Bristol Community College KAREN RABER, University of Mississippi CHARLOTTE SCOTT, University of Warwick Presiding: WILLIAM C. CARROLL, Boston University LAURIE SHANNON, Duke University JEFFREY S.THEIS, Salem State College HENRY S.TURNER, University of Wisconsin,Madison ROBERT N.WATSON, University of California, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Los Angeles PAUL YACHNIN, McGill University

Seminar: The Presence of Seminar: The Scottish Play Shakespeare Washington Room B Commonwealth Hall A1 Leader: A. R. BRAUNMULLER, University of Leader: SUSAN BENNETT, University of Calgary California, Los Angeles

CHRISTIE CARSON, Royal Holloway, University of JONATHAN BALDO, Eastman School of Music of the London University of Rochester KAREN FRICKER, Trinity College PAULA BERGGREN, Baruch College, CUNY REINA GREEN, Mount Saint Vincent University JOHN D. COX, Hope College DIANA E. HENDERSON, Massachusetts Institute of EWAN FERNIE, Royal Holloway, University of London Technology SARAH GODWIN, Auburn University ALEXANDER C.Y.HUANG, Pennsylvania State STUART M. KURLAND, Duquesne University University JESSE M. LANDER, University of Notre Dame FARAH KARIM-COOPER, Shakespeare’s Globe FRED J. LEVY, University of Washington SUSAN KNUTSON, Université Sainte-Anne ALFREDO MICHEL MODENESSI, Universidad Nacional PETER PAROLIN, University of Wyoming Autónoma de México ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON, Evergreen State College ROLF O. MUELLER, Fanny-Leicht-Gymnasium, Stuttgart ALLISON OUTLAND, Columbia University Seminar: Nature and LINDA LEVY PECK, George Washington University Environment in Early Modern SID RAY, Pace University English Drama BEN R. SCHNEIDER,JR., Lawrence University SARAH WALL-RANDALL, Wellesley College Washington Room A WILLIAM PROCTOR WILLIAMS, University of Akron Leader: BRUCE BOEHRER, Florida State ALAN R.YOUNG, Acadia University University

DANA E.ASPINALL, Assumption College GEORGIA E. BROWN, Queens College, Cambridge University

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Friday, 14 April

Seminar: Shakespeare and the Seminar: Shakespearean Reformation, Part One Sensations Commonwealth Hall B Commonwealth Hall C Leaders: DOUGLAS A. BROOKS, Texas A&M Leaders: KATHARINE CRAIK, Worcester College, University and GLYN PARRY, Victoria University Oxford and TANYA POLLARD, Montclair State University CYNDIA SUSAN CLEGG, Pepperdine University MARIA FAHEY, CUNY Graduate Center PAUL BUDRA, Simon Fraser University DANIEL GIBBONS, University of Wisconsin,Madison CHRISTOPHER J. COBB, North Carolina State University MAURICE HUNT, Baylor University LEA LUECKING FROST, Saint Louis University JAMES KEARNEY,Yale University ELIZABETH HARVEY, University of Toronto JULIA MACDONALD, University of North Texas ALLISON P. H OBGOOD, Emory University KAREN SAWYER MARSALEK, St. Olaf College WILLIAM KERWIN, University of Missouri, Columbia IAN MCADAM, University of Lethbridge GILLIAN KNOLL, University of Maryland, College Park GLORIA OLCHOWY, Edmonton, Alberta KENT LEHNHOF, Chapman University PAIGE REYNOLDS, University of North Texas CYNTHIA LEWIS, Davidson College ANITA GILMAN SHERMAN, American University ZACKARIAH LONG, Sweet Briar College BARBARA SILVERSTEIN, University of Delaware KRISTIN LUCAS, McGill University ANDREW TUMMINIA, Fordham University MATHEW R. MARTIN, Brock University LEWIS WALKER, University of North Carolina, HILLARY M. NUNN, University of Akron Wilmington GAIL KERN PASTER, Folger Shakespeare Library KAARA L. PETERSON, Miami University of Ohio BRUCE R. SMITH, University of Southern California Seminar: Ben Jonson: MELISSA SMITH, George Washington University New Directions GARRETT A. SULLIVAN,JR., Pennsylvania State Congress Room C University CHARLES WHITNEY, University of Nevada, Leader: MARTIN BUTLER, University of Leeds Las Vegas

MARY BLY, Fordham University EUGENE GIDDENS, Anglia Polytechnic University Seminar: Renaissance Drama HEATHER JAMES, University of Southern California and the Roman Cultural JEAN LAMBERT, Anglia Polytechnic University, Cambridge ELENA LEVY-NAVARRO, University of Wisconsin, Revolution Whitewater Congress Room A JAMES MARDOCK, Ripon College Leaders: CORA FOX, Arizona State University KATHARINE EISAMAN MAUS, University of Virginia and CURTIS PERRY, Arizona State University IAN MUNRO, University of California, Irvine JOSEPH NAVITSKY, Boston University BROOKE CARLSON, University of Southern California ELISA OH, Boston University VERNON GUY DICKSON, Arizona State University HELEN OSTOVICH, McMaster University LAURI S. DIETZ, Angelo State University WILLIAM J. ROGERS, University of Wisconsin, RAPHAEL FALCO, University of Maryland, Baltimore Madison County BRADLEY DAVID RYNER, University of Delaware JENNIFER GJULAMETI, New York University JULIE SANDERS, University of Nottingham ADAM H. KITZES, University of North Dakota MATTHEW STEGGLE, Sheffield Hallam University JOYCE G. MACDONALD, University of Kentucky MARY TRULL, St. Olaf College MARGARET MAURER, Colgate University JUDITH WEIL, University of Manitoba ANDREW MOORE, University of Western Ontario

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Friday, 14 April

NICHOLAS MOSCHOVAKIS, Reed College DAVID GEORGE, Urbana University MARY K. STEIBLE, Southern Illinois University PIERRE HECKER, Gettysburg College ALAN STEWART, Columbia University HARRY KEYISHIAN, Fairleigh Dickinson University ALISON TYMOCZKO, University of Southern California LISA KLOTZ, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill SUSANNE L.WOFFORD, University of Wisconsin, ANDREW MAJESKE, University of California, Davis Madison HEATHER MURRAY, Pennsylvania State University LINDA WOODBRIDGE, Pennsylvania State University ERIC V. S PENCER, Albertson College HOLGER SCHOTT SYME, University of Toronto, Mississauga Seminar: TV Shakespeare CATHERINE E.THOMAS, College of Charleston Congress Room B POLYA TOCHEVA, University of Connecticut Leader: PETER HOLLAND, University of CHRISTOPHER WARLEY, University of Toronto Notre Dame

ISKA ALTER, Hofstra University Seminar: Performance: KATHRYN A. BARBOUR, Chesapeake College Primary Sources, 1500–1642, TERRI BOURUS, Indiana University Part One SHEILA T. C AVANAGH, Emory University Commonwealth Hall D SUSANNE GREENHALGH, Roehampton University LAN ELSON University of KIRK HENDERSHOTT-KRAETZER, Olivet College Leader: A H. N , California, Berkeley MARGO HENDRICKS, University of California, Santa Cruz RUSSELL JACKSON, University of Birmingham JOHN H. ASTINGTON, University of Toronto M. J. KIDNIE, University of Western Ontario MARY A. BLACKSTONE, University of Regina PATRICIA J. LENNOX, New York University JOHN RUSSELL BROWN, Middlesex University, London ELLEN JOY LETOSTAK, University of Florida JOHN A. CARPENTER, University of Central Florida SIMON MORGAN-RUSSELL, Bowling Green State SUSAN P. C ERASANO, Colgate University University PETER H. GREENFIELD, University of Puget Sound LAURIE E. OSBORNE, Colby College ANNE LANCASHIRE, University of Toronto ROBERT MARTIN SHAUGHNESSY, University of Kent WILLIAM J. LLOYD, Olsson’s Books JOSEPH MICHAEL SULLIVAN, Marietta College JEREMY LOPEZ, University of Toronto HERB WEIL, University of Manitoba SALLY-BETH MACLEAN, University of Toronto W.B.WORTHEN, University of California, Berkeley LAWRENCE MANLEY,Yale University LUCY MUNRO, Keele University Seminar: Staging Justice in BARBARA D. PALMER, Mary Washington College PETER R. ROBERTS, University of Kent, Canterbury Early Modern Drama JENNIFER ROBERTS-SMITH, University of Toronto Washington Room C JUNE SCHLUETER, Lafayette College Leader: W.DAVID KAY, University of Illinois, VALERIE WAYNE, University of Hawai’i Urbana-Champaign

CRISTINA LEON ALFAR, Hunter College, CUNY CAROL A. BLESSING, Point Loma Nazarene University KEVIN D. CURRAN, McGill University EMILY DETMER-GOEBEL, Northern Kentucky University CHERYL M. DUDGEON, University of Western Ontario DAVID EVETT, Cleveland State University KATHRYN FININ, State University of New York, Oneonta

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Seminar: Shakespeare and SATURDAY, 15 APRIL Cross-Racial Casting Parlor 1 (P1) Leader: AYANNA THOMPSON, Arizona State 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. University

PATRICIA AKHIMIE, Columbia University Information COURTNEY LEHMANN, University of the Pacific Regency Foyer, Second Mezzanine ANGELA PAO, Indiana University ADELE SEEFF, University of Maryland, College Park SARAH WERNER, Folger Shakespeare Library Exhibits Regency Ballroom C Workshop: Teaching the “Bad” Quartos Commonwealth Hall A2 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Leader: ANNALISA CASTALDO, Widener University

RONDA ARAB, State University of New York, Book Drive Plattsburgh Parlor 2 (P2) TIFFANY A. CONROY, Northeastern University ANNETTE DREW-BEAR, Washington and Jefferson 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon: SAA members affected College by Hurriane Katrina are invited to choose from JEREMY EHRLICH, Folger Shakespeare Library donated books. JOSEPH HAUGHEY, Western Michigan University HELEN HULL, University of Maryland, College Park 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. : Graduate students may MICHAEL MCCLINTOCK, McKendree College choose from among the remaining books. KENDRICK W. P REWITT, University of the Ozarks EDWARD L. ROCKLIN, California State Polytechnic 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.: Unclaimed books are available University, Pomona to SAA members at large.Thereafter books will MEREDITH SKURA, Rice University be donated to a local charity.

8:30 to 10:30 p.m. 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.

Film Screening: Paper Session: Romances of Shakespeare Behind Bars Trade and Trauma: The Open Regency Ballroom B Submissions Panel Regency Ballroom C Open to all registrants for the 34th Annual Chair: TOM G. BISHOP, Case Western Reserve Meeting and their guests. University Please join us for a post-show discussion with Director Hank Rogerson and the director of the Shakespeare Behind Bars program, Curt L. Toftland.Introduced by Amy Scott-Douglass.

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Saturday, 15 April

PATRICIA CAHILL, Emory University 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Atrocity in Arcadia: War Wounds and the Female Face of Trauma Paper Session: The Logics of VALERIE FORMAN, University of Colorado, Boulder Shakespearean Penitence Tragicomic Redemptions and Discourses Regency Ballroom B of “Free” Trade in the Early 1600s Chair: ARTHUR F. K INNEY, University of Massachusetts,Amherst Paper Session: Scholar in the ELIZABETH FOWLER, University of Virginia Rehearsal Room “Do you confess the bond?”:Toward a Millennium Hall History of Performativity Chair: ANDREW JAMES HARTLEY, University of North Carolina, Charlotte SARAH BECKWITH, Duke University “Is’t enough I am sorry?”: Shakespearean STEVEN URKOWITZ, City College, New York Penitence and the Long Reformation That All Things Might Go Well HEATHER HIRSCHFELD, University of Tennessee GENEVIEVE LOVE, Colorado College “Taking vengeance of our selves”:The Performing Academic Affect Penitential Structures of Revenge Tragedy

CARY M. MAZER, University of Pennsylvania The Perils of Documentation Paper Session:Working-House of Thought:Shakespeare’s Desk, Marlowe’s Philosopher, 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. Hamlet’s Brain Millennium Hall Chair: RAYNA KALAS, Cornell University Coffee Break

Millennium and Regency Foyers MARGRETA DE GRAZIA, University of Pennsylvania Staging Thought

10:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. JOHN GUILLORY, New York University Marlowe, Philosophy, and the Death of Ramus Workshop: Shakespearean Dynamics PETER STALLYBRASS, University of Pennsylvania Shakespeare’s Desk Regency Ballroom A Instructor: AARON POSNER, Co-Founder and Resident Director of Arden Theatre Company, with 1 the assistance of two professional actors.

All registrants are welcome to attend.

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12:30 to 2:00 p.m. Paper Session: Play Reading: Second-Best, Sublimation, or Lunch Break Art Form? Regency Ballroom B World Shakespeare Bibliography Business Chair: AUDREY STANLEY, University of California, Meeting and Luncheon: Gather by the main Santa Cruz entrance of The Loews Philadelphia Hotel. LOIS POTTER, University of Delaware Reading in and of Shakespeare 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. EVELYN TRIBBLE, University of Otago Reading, Recitation, and Entertainments: Workshop for Teachers: The Dunedin Shakespeare Club, 1877–1960 Shakespeare Set Free: An Active Workshop on Teaching Shakespeare ANN THOMPSON, King’s College, London Regency Ballroom A A Club of Our Own: Women’s Play Leaders: JEREMY EHRLICH, Folger Shakespeare Readings in the Nineteenth Century Library, MICHAEL LOMONICO, Folger Shakespeare Library, and DAMIAN BARIEXCA, Hunterdon Central Regional High School 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. All registrants are welcome to attend. Seminar: The Literary 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Afterlives of Shakespearean Tragedy Commonwealth Hall A1 Paper Session: Motley to the Seminar Leaders: MARK BAYER, American View: The Interaction of Lyric University of Beirut and GRETCHEN MINTON, and Dramatic Elements in University of Minnesota, Morris Shakespeare’s Texts JAMES E. BERG, Harvard University Millennium Hall JAMES P. C ONLAN, University of Puerto Rico ANTONIA FORSTER, University of Akron Chair: VALERIE WAYNE, University of Hawai’i ELIZABETH GRUBER, Lock Haven University PARMITA KAPADIA, Northern Kentucky University COLIN BURROW, University of Cambridge GILLIAN MURRAY KENDALL, Smith College Lyric in its Settings: Multiple Voices and YVETTE KHOURY, King’s College London Narrative Contexts in Shakespeare ELIZABETH KLETT, University of Houston RICHARD MEEK, University of Reading HEATHER DUBROW, University of Wisconsin MARK ROBSON, University of Nottingham What Imports This Song? JAY A.WARD, Thiel College

JENNIFER LEWIN, University of Kentucky Lyric and Lyricism in A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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Seminar: Shakespeare and the Seminar: Recontextualizing Invention of the Quasi-Human Shakespeare (and others) Congress Room A on Film Seminar Leader: LARA BOVILSKY, Washington Commonwealth Hall C University Seminar Leader: TOM CARTELLI, Muhlenberg College REGINA BUCCOLA, Roosevelt University LAIRE USSE La Salle University C B , MARK AUNE, North Dakota State University OUGLAS SKEW, University of Texas, Austin D E CURTIS BREIGHT, University of Pittsburgh J AY FARNESS, Northern Arizona University RICHARD BURT, University of Florida, Gainesville ANDREW GRIFFIN, McMaster University CHARLES CONAWAY, University of Southern Indiana JENNIFER HIGGINBOTHAM, University of Pennsylvania BARBARA CORRELL, Cornell University JUSTIN KOLB, University of Wisconsin,Madison MELISSA CROTEAU, Geneva College AARON KUNIN, Pomona College SAMUEL CROWL, Ohio University UNHAE LANGIS, University of Southern California PETER S. DONALDSON, Massachusetts Institute of LYNSEY MCCULLOCH, Anglia Polytechnic University Technology KATIE MUSGRAVE, Université de Montréal HILLARY J. FOGERTY, Mercyhurst College MARGARET E. OWENS, University of British Columbia MICHAEL D. FRIEDMAN, University of Scranton ROBERT REEDER, Providence College DOUGLAS E. GREEN, Augsburg College BRYAN REYNOLDS, University of California, Irvine KEITH HARRISON, Malaspina University-College DAVID RUITER, University of Texas,El Paso DIANNE M. HUNTER, Trinity College JOEL SLOTKIN, Stanford University KIRK MELNIKOFF, University of North Carolina, Charlotte ANNA K. NARDO, Louisiana State University Seminar: Shakespeare and the KATHERINE ROWE, Bryn Mawr College Reformation, Part Two JESSICA SLIGHTS, Acadia University ALICIA ANNE SUTLIFF, University of Kansas Commonwealth Hall B AMANDA LEIGH WOOD, Auburn University Seminar Leaders: DOUGLAS A. BROOKS, Texas A&M University and GLYN PARRY, Victoria University Seminar: Refiguring Shakespeare: Questions of ARIANE MARIE BALIZET, University of Minnesota MICHELLE DOWD, University of North Carolina, Canon and Theater in the Greensboro Apocryphal and SUSAN DUNN-HENSLEY, University of Kansas RICHARD FINKELSTEIN, State University of New York, Collaborative Plays Geneseo Commonwealth Hall A2 BRADLEY GREENBURG, Northeastern Illinois Seminar Leader: JOHN JOWETT, Shakespeare University Institute, University of Birmingham HERBERT JACK HELLER, Huntington College ERIN E. KELLY, Nazareth College JOYCE BORO, Université de Montréal ERIKA T. L IN, University of Louisville ELLEN M. CALDWELL, California State University, JOHN J. NORTON, Concordia University Fullerton BARBARA L. PARKER, William Paterson University JENNIFER FORSYTH, Kutztown University MARK RANKIN, Ohio State University NICOLE A. JACOBS, Pennsylvania State University TRACEY SEDINGER, University of Northern Colorado CAMPBELL LATHEY, Albany, New York PAUL DUSTIN STEGNER, Pennsylvania State University SCOTT MAISANO, University of Massachusetts, Boston GARY WALLER, Purchase College, State University of New York

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RICHARD PREISS, Stanford University CHRISTOPHER MATUSIAK, University of Toronto JAMES PURKIS, University of Western Ontario SCOTT MCMILLIN, Cornell University TOM ROONEY, Eotvos Lorand University NONA MONAHIN, Amherst College ROGER STRITMATTER, Coppin State University TIFFANY STERN, Oxford Brooks University ANDREA R. STEVENS, University of Virginia MARTA STRAZNICKY, Queen’s University Seminar: ’Tis Pity It’s Not LESLIE THOMSON, University of Toronto Shakespeare: Rethinking EMILY WINEROCK, University of Toronto John Ford Washington Room B Seminar: Looking Sideways: Seminar Leaders: SONIA MASSAI, King’s Queer Perspectives on College, London and CATHERINE SILVERSTONE, Anglia Polytechnic University, Cambridge Heterosexuality Congress Room B ELIZABETH A. CHARLEBOIS, St. Mary’s College of Leader: KATHRYN SCHWARZ, Vanderbilt Maryland University NICHOLAS CRAWFORD, University of Montevallo ALAN B. FARMER, Ohio State University REBECCA BACH, University of Alabama, Birmingham JUDITH HABER, Tufts University JAMES M. BROMLEY, Loyola University Chicago MARK HOULAHAN, University of Waikato KRISTEN BROOKES, Miss Porter’s School ROSEMARY KEGL, University of Rochester KATE CHEDGZOY, University of Newcastle DAVID L. MIDDLETON, Trinity University HOLLY A. CROCKER, University of South Carolina SUBHA MUKHERJI, Fitzwilliam College ROBERT DARCY, University of Nebraska, Omaha MICHAEL NEILL, University of Auckland WILL FISHER, Lehman College, CUNY CAROLYN SALE, University of Windsor DANIEL JUAN GIL, University of Oregon RHONDA LEMKE SANFORD, Fairmont State College STEPHEN GUY-BRAY, University of British Columbia SOPHIE TOMLINSON, Auckland University SHARON O’DAIR, University of Alabama,Tuscaloosa BRIAN WALSH, University of Illinois, NIAMH O’LEARY, Pennsylvania State University Urbana-Champaign MARIA TERESA PRENDERGAST, Grinnell College SARAH K. SCOTT, College of Charleston Seminar: Performance: GORAN V. S TANIVUKOVIC, University of Sheffield WILLIAM STOCKTON, Indiana University, Bloomington Primary Sources, 1500–1642, Part Two Seminar: Shakespeare and the Commonwealth Hall D Visual Sense Leader: ALAN H. NELSON, University of California, Berkeley Congress Room C Leader: STUART SILLARS, University of Bergen ALAN C. DESSEN, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill JENNIFER AILLES, University of Rochester ANNE F. G OSSAGE, Eastern Kentucky University SIBYLLE BAUMBACH, Ludwig-Maximilians University CHRISTOPHER HOLMES, University of Toronto JOANNA MONTGOMERY BYLES, University of Cyprus WILLIAM INGRAM, University of Michigan FRANK NICHOLAS CLARY, Saint Michael’s College DAVID KATHMAN, Morningstar REGINALD A. FOAKES, University of California, ROSLYN L. KNUTSON, University of Arkansas, Los Angeles Little Rock KATHY M. HOWLETT, Northeastern University WILLIAM B. LONG, Brooklyn, NY MIRIAM EMMA JACOBSON, McGill University JAMES J. MARINO, Cleveland State University ROBERT I. LUBLIN, University of Massachusetts, Boston

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CHARLES MOSELEY, University of Cambridge 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. NOVA MYHILL, New College of Florida JOSEPH A. PORTER, Duke University JENNIFER WALDRON, University of Pittsburgh SARAH R.WEBSTER, California State University, Performance: Fullerton Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet ROBERT E. WOOD, Georgia Tech University Presented by the Quinnopolis Theatre Company. Regency Ballroom A Seminar: Shakespeare and Please join us for a post-show discussion with the French Director David Dalton and Quinnopolis cast Washington Room C members Jeremy Beck and Christopher Yeatts. Leader: DEANNE WILLIAMS, York University Tickets available at the registration tables and TIMOTHY BILLINGS, Middlebury College the door. CAROLYN E. BROWN, University of San Francisco ANTHONY BURTON, Center for Renaissance Studies, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. ELLEN C. CALDWELL, Clarkson University ANNE COLDIRON, Louisiana State University JENNIFER DROUIN, McGill University LARS ENGLE, University of Tulsa THE DANCE SUSAN L. FISCHER, Bucknell University with live music by Tom Berger and EVELYN GAJOWSKI, University of Nevada, Las Vegas LOWELL GALLAGHER, University of California, the Hey Nonny Nonnies Los Angeles Millennium Hall JEAN-CHRISTOPHE MAYER, Université de Montpellier RUTH MORSE, Université Paris - 7 Sponsored by the Shakespeare Association ELIZABETH PENTLAND, Stanford University of America and the Malone Society. MICHAEL SAENGER, Southwestern University KAY STANTON, California State University, Fullerton Tickets available at the registration tables and the door. Workshop: Big-House Shakespeare Washington Room A Leader: AMY SCOTT-DOUGLASS, Denison University

MELISSA D. AARON, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona DENISE ALBANESE, George Mason University LAURA RAIDONIS BATES, Indiana State University NEILS HEROLD, Oakland University KATHERINE D. LIU, Amherst College HANK ROGERSON, Philomath Films MEG SEMPREORA, Webster University CURT TOFTELAND, Shakespeare Behind Bars AGNES WILCOX, Prison Performing Arts

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THE ARDEN SHAKESPEARE

Hamlet was first printed in 1603, but within twenty years two further texts had appeared. All previous editors have constructed a single play out of at least two of these three early texts. Ann Thompson and Neil Taylor edit each separately, in modern spelling and with its own explanatory notes. Published in two volumes, this edition gives readers the opportunity to read the three major surviving texts of Shakespeare’s greatest play in a modernised, fully annotated edition for the first time. Hamlet The core, free-standing volume gives readers the Second Quarto text of 1604-1605. With a full, illustrated introduction to the play's historical, cultural and performance contexts and a thorough survey of critical approaches to the play, the volume also includes an appendix with the additional passages found only in the 1623 text. Edited by Ann Thompson and Neil Taylor Paperback • 1904271332 • $13.99 Hardback • 1904271324 • $79.99

Hamlet: The Texts of 1603 and 1623 This second, companion volume gives readers the First Quarto text of 1603 and the Folio Text of 1623. Both play texts are modernised and fully edited to the usual Arden standard and the introduction contains the fullest available stage history of the First Quarto text. Edited by Ann Thompson and Neil Taylor Hardback • 1904271553 • $59.99

Ann Thompson is Professor of English and Head of the School of Humanities at King’s College, London. She is a General Editor of the Arden Shakespeare, co-editor of the Arden Shakespeare Complete Works, editor of The Taming of the Shrew and author of many critical works. Neil Taylor is Dean of Research at Roehampton Institute. He has previously edited Henry IV Part Two and written a number of critical studies of Shakespeare. Visit the Arden stand to find out more and to receive unique conference discounts.

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Searching for Shakespeare

A major exhibition at the Yale Center for British Art June 23–September 17, 2006

The National Portrait Gallery in London is celebrating its 150th anniversary with an exhibition of 150 objects contextualizing the Gallery's first acquisition (in 1856), the “Chandos” portrait of Shakespeare. On display will be “contender” portraits of Shakespeare, portraits of his contemporaries and patrons (including Richard Burbage, the Earl of Southampton, Ben Jonson, and Francis Bacon), documents from his life (including his will), first editions of his plays and poems, rare Elizabethan theatrical costumes, and manuscript and print materials relating to the Elizabethan stage. Other lending institutions include the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust,the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Museum of London, the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Yale Center for British Art, the Yale Elizabethan Club, and the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.

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