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Suburbs of Our Discontent: Ballet Recital

6/14/10 11:50am by everydayshakespeare
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  Lady: Madam, we'll dance. Queen: My legs can keep no measure in delight, When my poor heart no measure keeps in grief: Therefore, no dancing, girl; some other sport.  Read more >

Bandz: A Sonnet

6/11/10 3:22pm by everydayshakespeare
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Silly Bandz: A SonnetIn the old age bracelets were not p  Read more >

Extreme Parenting

5/31/10 10:23am by everydayshakespeare
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I went to see that odd bird of Shakespeare’s plays, Timon of Athens, last week. I’m happy to report that it was a fantastic production (Actor’s Shakespeare Project) followed by a perfect corned beef/cabbage/potatoes dish at The Franklin Café. An evening bad for the body but good for the mind.  Read more >

How to Teach Shakespeare to Kindergarteners

5/21/10 11:18am by everydayshakespeare
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Full Name
Michelle Ephraim
Member Since
December 2009
About Me: 
I am a Shakespeare professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, MA. Along with my friend and fellow Shakespearean Caroline Bicks (Boston College), I write a humor blog called Everyday Shakespeare (http://www.everydayshakespeare.com). I am also the author of the book Reading the Jewish Woman on the Elizabethan Stage (Ashgate, 2008). In addition to academic articles, I've written essays and op-eds for publications such as The Washington Post, Tikkun, McSweeney's, The Morning News, Lilith, and The Chronicle of Higher Education. I am currently working on a memoir.
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