Vol. 2 No. 1 (2006): Shakespeare for Children

Issue Cover text: B&L, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2006. Image: Line illustration of two children talking while holding books.

Special Issue edited by Sujata Iyengar and Christy Desmet

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18274/bl.v2i1

Published: 2023-05-03

Articles

Giving "to Airy Nothing a Local Habitation and a Name" William Shakespeare's Worlds of Imagination as Accessed through a Role-Playing Game

Justyna Deszcz-Tryhubczak, Agata Zarzycka
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Of Tails and Tempests Feminine Sexuality and Shakespearean Children's Texts

Erica Hateley
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"Crushing on a Capulet" Culture, Cognition, and Simplification in Romeo and Juliet for Young People

Sheila Cavanagh
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Shakespeare and Education in the Lambs' Poetry for Children and Tales from Shakespeare

Darlena Ciraulo, Daniel Schierenbeck
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The "Shakesteen" genre Claire Danes's Star-Body, Teen Female Fans, and the Pluralization of Authorship

Angela Keam
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Appropriations in Performance Reviews

Bard for Babes

Sujata Iyengar
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Honolulu Theatre for Youth's Rap Othello

Yu Jin Ko
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Cluster Introduction: Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet at the Shakespeare Association of America Annual Meeting, April 2006

Alice Dailey
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Hamlet vs. Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet

Peter Kanelos
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re: vs.

Scott L. Newstok
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Francisco and Bernardo do Hamlet

Helen Ostovich
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Still Crazy, After All These Years Ophelia vs. Clementine

Regina Buccola
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Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet Pickers and Stealers

Paul Menzer
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Quinnopolis vs. Hamlet Performance Information

Christy Desmet
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Book Reviews

Berryman's Shakespeare, by John Berryman, edited by John Haffenden

Andy Frazee
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Celtic Night, by Bridget O'Dwyer

Simon Gatrell
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Novel Shakespeares, by Julie Sanders

Robin Warren
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Notes

Macbeth Meets Alley Oop, and William Shakespeare Meets V. T. Hamlin and Tom Stoppard

Michael P. Jensen
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Harry — Is that Potter, Percy or Plantagenet? A Note on Shakespeare's 1 Henry IV in the Transitional Novels of J. K. Rowling

Kathryn Jacobs
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From Hornbooks to Comic Books: "Shakespeare for Children"

Meg Pearson
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