Festival of UCI

UCI Festival of Discovery, October 3

Source: Festival of Discovery

 

I am giving my first “TEDx Talk” at UCI’s Festival of Discovery. My topic is “How (Not) To Break Up with Your Girlfriend: Shakespeare on Truth, Love, and Lies.” My talk is in the final session, on “Soul.” Why not?

Medieval Baltimore

Medieval Baltimore – Digital History Projects – Department of History – College of Liberal Arts – Towson University.

Hey, that’s my home town. I discovered the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in the Walters Art Gallery.

▶ Simon Russell Beale on the wedding scene in ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ – YouTube

▶ Simon Russell Beale on the wedding scene in ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ – YouTube.

 

Clips and commentary, by masters.

▶ CounterBalance Theater’s The Odyssey

▶ CounterBalance Theater’s The Odyssey – YouTube.

Please enjoy this amazing work by Annie Loui’s CounterBalance theater, with Zach Houston as Odysseus.

Donovan Sherman on Weak Reading in Cymbeline

Upstart: A Journal of English Renaissance Studies.

UCI alum Donovan Sherman takes up scenes of interpretation and interpretive deferral in Cymbeline.

UCI’s First Folio

For UCI, a First Folio of the Bard : Alumnus’s Gift Was Valued at $241,000 in ’83 – latimes.

Article about initial gift in 1983.

Garden Grove troupe offers a multicultural Shakespeare experience – The Orange County Register

Garden Grove troupe offers a multicultural Shakespeare experience – The Orange County Register.

Loved this local production of RJ.

David Goldstein reviewed by Fran Dolan at LARB

How to Eat a Book – The Los Angeles Review of Books.

Thrilled to see David’s book reviewed by Fran Dolan.

“His focus on eating rather than food enables him to avoid the trap of festive description in order to explore the deeper pleasures of critique. He considers not food as a thing, but eating as a process, and a relationship “at once material and symbolic.”

Timothy Morton Acts Up – The Los Angeles Review of Books

Rock Your World (Or, Theory Class Needs an Upgrade) – The Los Angeles Review of Books.

Morton reviews Shaviro — and gives academic theory a tongue-lashing.

JSTOR Understanding Shakespeare

JSTOR Understanding Shakespeare.

Wow….