is Professor of Drama at Queen’s University Belfast. He is currently in Stratford-upon-Avon, writing a history of Shakespeare’s birthplace. — View all posts by Richard Schoch
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[…] good news, as Professor Richard Schoch has said (on this blog, in fact), is that “we are long past believing that parody poses a threat to the Bard’s genius.” When […]
Cruel to be kind: Irreverently celebrating Shakespeare's birthday — April 17, 2018
[…] Here is an article from the Folger Shakespeare library that discusses this dynamic history of parodizing Shakespeare and how it’s still being done today: The Golden Age of Shakespeare Parodies […]
My Essays for my first semester! – Much Ado About Stratford — January 13, 2022
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[…] good news, as Professor Richard Schoch has said (on this blog, in fact), is that “we are long past believing that parody poses a threat to the Bard’s genius.” When […]
Cruel to be kind: Irreverently celebrating Shakespeare's birthday — April 17, 2018
[…] Here is an article from the Folger Shakespeare library that discusses this dynamic history of parodizing Shakespeare and how it’s still being done today: The Golden Age of Shakespeare Parodies […]
My Essays for my first semester! – Much Ado About Stratford — January 13, 2022