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Literature Matters: Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: Villainy and Harmony
Posted in Arts & Culture
May 17, 2017
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan 2017
Literature Matters: Talks by members of the Department of English
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: Villainy and Harmony
with Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan directors Will Brooks & Skye Brandon
When: Wednesday, May 17, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Social Hall, Grace-Westminster United Church, 505 10th Street East
Join Will Brooks (directing Twelfth Night) and Skye Brandon (directing Richard III) for a discussion of the themes and approaches to the upcoming season. Facilitated by Assistant Professor Joanne Rochester of the Department of English. All are welcome.
artsandscience.usask.ca/english
For more info: 306-966-5486 or english@usask.ca
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