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Danielle Rosvally

Ph.D., is a clinical assistant professor of theatre at the University at Buffalo. Her research involves the intersection between nineteenth century American businessmen, economy, and William Shakespeare as an examination of theatrical business and American theatre performance. Her work has a heavy digital bent, using digital methodologies to examine and explore historical phenomena as well as examining digital media itself. She works as a digital project coordinator with the Folger Shakespeare Library.
Coding Elizabeth’s Court: A Digital Experiment
Poster created for the event, with an image of the Sieve Portrait of Elizabeth
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Coding Elizabeth’s Court: A Digital Experiment

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Danielle Rosvally Meaghan J. Brown

With Danielle Rosvally The Dataset Gathered by Marion E. Colthorpe, The Elizabethan Court Day by Day (ECDbD) is a record of the people, places, and events of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Colthorpe consulted state papers, diaries, government records,…