Shakespeare and the Players is an online exhibition that will appeal to Shakespeare fans as well as lovers of vintage postcards. This collection, developed by Emory University English professor Henry Rusche, features over 1,000 promotional postcards for Shakespearean plays performed in the United States and the United Kingdom during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. New visitors...

The University of California at Berkeley's English Department has undertaken the enormous task of presenting "a survey of current information, opinions and visuals about...the original nature of Shakespearean performance during his lifetime, and of its development through four centuries thereafter." Visitors can click on "Performance Galleries" at the top of the homepage to be taken to ten albums...

Readers curious to learn about how theater professionals engage with Shakespeare's works and what keeps them coming back to the Bard should check out Such Stuff. This podcast is produced by Shakespeare's Globe in London, a renowned performing arts venue and a reconstruction of the original Globe Theater where many of Shakespeare's plays were first performed. Launched in 2018, Such Stuff is hosted...