In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading and discussion of the play. Local Shakespeare play director Leah Adcock-Starr facilitates the discussion and shares…

The discussion continues! Missed week 1? No worries. Join us and jump in where we left off. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a…

Join us for a lively discussion—even if you missed week 1 or 2. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading and discussion of…

It's getting intense! Join us for week 4 of our discussion. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading and discussion of the play.…

Join us in our last week to discuss the conclusion of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading…

Superlatives abound when describing Hamlet, Shakespeare’s longest, most performed, most quoted, and one of the most influential works of all literature. The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark tells the story of Prince Hamlet who seeks revenge upon his uncle, Claudius, after Claudius murders Hamlet's father in order to seize the throne and marry Hamlet's…

UPDATE: Due to the closure of the Bellevue Library in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the continuation of the Shakespeare Series will be rescheduled. There will be NO gathering on April 3rd. Stay tuned for new dates. Superlatives abound when describing Hamlet, Shakespeare’s longest, most performed, most quoted, and one of the most influential…

Explore William Shakespeare's Richard II, which chronicles the struggle between Richard II and his cousin Henry Bolingbroke for the throne of England. Theatre director and Shakespeare scholar, Leah Adcock-Starr will facilitate the discussion and share her insights. Bring a copy of the play and follow along. Please register with an email address for each session.…