William Shakespeare Anniversary
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Watch: William Shakespeare's Portrait Sent To Space For 400th Anniversary
The portrait was sent into space in a weather balloon, with a camera and GPS tracker. The portrait was taken to Earth's upper atmosphere.
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Shakespeare's Only Portrait Made During His Lifetime On Sale For Rs 96 Crore
The portrait was made by the court painter to King James I, Robert Blake. It is signed and dated 1608.
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Shakespeare's India Is Exceptionally Rich: Indian Envoy To UK
India was not unknown to iconic playwright William Shakespeare whose depiction showed the country as "exceptionally rich" with precious stones, its people deeply religious and its women famed for their dark beauty, Indian High Commissioner to the UK Navtej Sarna said.
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App Aims To Bring William Shakespeare To New Generation
A new iPad app intended to make William Shakespeare's works more accessible is being launched by actor Ian McKellen and director Richard Loncraine on today, the 400th anniversary of the Bard's death.
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On William Shakespeare's 400th Death Anniversary, Google's Doodle Is A Paean To His Work
"Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none."
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Anniversary Plaque Marks Site Of Shakespeare's London Home
A plaque was unveiled in central London on Thursday marking the place where William Shakespeare lodged in the city, in time for the 400th anniversary of the playwright's death.
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Shakespeare's Hometown Welcomes World For 400th Anniversary
William Shakespeare's hometown is bracing for a surge in visitors from around the world this month as it marks 400 years since the death of the foremost playwright in the English language.
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Despite Famous Curse, Shakespeare's Grave Gets Radar Survey
Documentary film makers have radar scanned William Shakespeare's grave this year as Britain celebrates the 400th anniversary of the Bard's death, Channel 4 said and the Daily Telegraph reported Monday.
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Shakespeare 400th Anniversary Marked With 'Wonder Season'
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London is marking the 400th anniversary of the bard's death with a "Wonder Season" of some of his most famous plays.
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Watch: William Shakespeare's Portrait Sent To Space For 400th Anniversary
The portrait was sent into space in a weather balloon, with a camera and GPS tracker. The portrait was taken to Earth's upper atmosphere.
-
Shakespeare's Only Portrait Made During His Lifetime On Sale For Rs 96 Crore
The portrait was made by the court painter to King James I, Robert Blake. It is signed and dated 1608.
-
Shakespeare's India Is Exceptionally Rich: Indian Envoy To UK
India was not unknown to iconic playwright William Shakespeare whose depiction showed the country as "exceptionally rich" with precious stones, its people deeply religious and its women famed for their dark beauty, Indian High Commissioner to the UK Navtej Sarna said.
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App Aims To Bring William Shakespeare To New Generation
A new iPad app intended to make William Shakespeare's works more accessible is being launched by actor Ian McKellen and director Richard Loncraine on today, the 400th anniversary of the Bard's death.
-
On William Shakespeare's 400th Death Anniversary, Google's Doodle Is A Paean To His Work
"Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none."
-
Anniversary Plaque Marks Site Of Shakespeare's London Home
A plaque was unveiled in central London on Thursday marking the place where William Shakespeare lodged in the city, in time for the 400th anniversary of the playwright's death.
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Shakespeare's Hometown Welcomes World For 400th Anniversary
William Shakespeare's hometown is bracing for a surge in visitors from around the world this month as it marks 400 years since the death of the foremost playwright in the English language.
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Despite Famous Curse, Shakespeare's Grave Gets Radar Survey
Documentary film makers have radar scanned William Shakespeare's grave this year as Britain celebrates the 400th anniversary of the Bard's death, Channel 4 said and the Daily Telegraph reported Monday.
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Shakespeare 400th Anniversary Marked With 'Wonder Season'
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London is marking the 400th anniversary of the bard's death with a "Wonder Season" of some of his most famous plays.
