It has long been my wish to see Shakespeare Clubs spring up across the nation, the continent, and the world.
Am I dreaming too big? You tell me.
Here's what it takes to start and run a SHAKESPEARE CLUB:
- will
- effort
And here's what it does not take:
- theatrical know-how
- Shakespearean expertise
Over my six years of running The Shakespeare Club in Los Angeles, I can tell you it's worth the elbow grease.
Adults in our school communities are wrestling with issues of schoolyard bullying, lethargic kids, reading skills and self-esteem.
Give 'em Shakespeare and shake 'em up!
Start small. Together you can discover stories, characters, and the Elizabethan world. You don't have to be an expert.
Because I can help you. Here's how:
Dear Tattania,
I love you + hope you love me back.
Your eyes are as beautiful as thee + your eyes will never tell me lies + the curls in your hair look like curly fries.
I send all my love,
Love,
Nick Bottom
—Ellie, 5th grade
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