Shakespeare and the Making of America
The National Constitution Center hosted a discussion on Shakespeare’s influence on the American founders, on American history, and on… read more
The National Constitution Center hosted a discussion on Shakespeare’s influence on the American founders, on American history, and on constitutional values. Speakers included Kevin Hayes, author of Shakespeare and the Making of America; Barry Edelstein, artistic director of The Old Globe Theatre; and Lucas Morel of Washington and Lee University. close
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Barry Edelstein Artistic Director
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