Dr. Benjamin Broadribb

Dr. Benjamin Broadribb

@benbroadribb.bsky.social

Performance Reviews Editor for Shakespeare Bulletin | Shakespeare on screen(s) | Shakespop | metamodernism | performance | adaptation | cinema | theatre | he/him/his

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So excited to feature in @shaxbull.bsky.social again for my review of ‘Hamnet’! Thanks to @benbroadribb.bsky.social for all his support as always🌟

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SB 44.2 is out now and fully Open Access 🎉 The performance reviews section features fantastic pieces from @terribourus.bsky.social, @izzistrevens.bsky.social, @briwebber.bsky.social, Kailey Potter, Kibria Nasir, Nick Trusty, Jo Jones, Arushi Grover, @teamaufidius.bsky.social 1/

SB 44.2 is out now and fully Open Access 🎉 The performance reviews section features fantastic pieces from @terribourus.bsky.social, @izzistrevens.bsky.social, @briwebber.bsky.social, Kailey Potter, Kibria Nasir, Nick Trusty, Jo Jones, Arushi Grover, @teamaufidius.bsky.social 1/

Shakespeare Bulletin@shaxbull.bsky.social

NEW ISSUE KLAXON: Shakespeare Bulletin 44.2 is now published via Project Muse! Check it out here 📰: muse.jhu.edu/issue/57436

There are plenty of performances to take in at the Verona Shakespeare Fringe alongside World Shakespeare Congress this week, so if you see something you'd like to write about for Shakespeare Bulletin then let me know - I'd love to hear from you 🙂 #WSC2026 #Shakespeare

Wishing everyone at @britgrad.bsky.social a fantastic first day of the conference! At last year's BritGrad, @norajw.bsky.social and I led a publishing workshop - the response was fantastic, and led to several performance reviews from PGRs/ECRs being published in @shaxbull.bsky.social #BritGrad2026

In our next workshop, @benbroadribb.bsky.social and @norajw.bsky.social are presenting a practical guide to getting published! Tickets still available here bit.ly/4dP3IqQ

SB 44.1 is out now and fully Open Access! 🎉 The Performance Reviews section features reviews from @edelsemple.bsky.social, Hannah L Wilson, Dympna Callaghan, Henry MacCarthy, Ceola Daly, Erika D'Souza, Shehrazade Zafar-Arif, Sheila T Cavanagh, @teamaufidius.bsky.social, Suzy Lawrence 1/2

Shakespeare Bulletin@shaxbull.bsky.social

NEW ISSUE KLAXON: Shakespeare Bulletin 44.1 is now published via Project Muse! Find the first issue of a planned two-part issue featuring scholar-practitioners reflecting on their rehearsal room work in educational and professional contexts. Check it out here 📰: muse.jhu.edu/issue/57024

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The issue continues with twelve performance reviews, including two Romeo and Juliets, both alike in their incorporation of dance. The other reviews range from Stratford Shakespeare Festival’s Macbeth to Edward’s Boys’ The Enterlude of the Godly Queen Hester.