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Teaching and Learning Shakespeare through Theatre Based Practice: A Book Review
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We're in the 'other' studio today which, to our delight, is not bristling with cameras! Apologies to the very small club of people who watch our episodes on YouTube.
Emma was recently asked to review a book for the National Drama subject association: Teaching and Learning Shakespeare through Theatre Based Practice. Today we bring you an extended chat about the book, what it brings to those who want to use theatre based practice to help pupils access the work of Shakespeare, and what wider themes we can draw out for teachers in general.
Thanks to Emma for doing all the hard work on this episode, and we'll be back with our normal camera-enabled service next time.
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Recorded in studio B2.10A at Cardiff Metropolitan University's Cyncoed Campus on 28th February 2025
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