If you really want to know Shakespeare, you have to step inside his world.
Why just learn Shakespeare history, when you can Experience it?
Step inside the 16-17th century where you can cook, play and create your way through the life of William Shakespeare with hands on activity kits that work like science labs for Shakespeare history.
Hello there, I’m Cassidy Cash.
I believe that if you want to understand Shakesepeare’s works, then learning about the man himself is essential. Each week, I explore the life of William Shakespeare, sharing my discoveries along the way. My work focuses on helping fellow Shakespeareans learn something new about the bard. I specialize in the real life aspects of Shakespeare’s lifetime, especially card games! I live in Birmingham, AL with my husband, two boys, and a small zoo of rescue animals. You can read more of my story here on the about page.
Acrobats and Rope Dancers with Clare McManus
Acrobats and rope dancers appeared in several venues throughout London during Shakespeare’s lifetime, including on the same stage as players.
Sweetbreads with Neil Buttery
Sweetbreads in Shakespeare’s lifetime referred to the thymus or the pancreas of a cow or lamb. Neil Buttery joins us to share their history.
Plants in Susanna’s Garden with Ailsa Grant Ferguson
Plants in Susanna Shakespeare’s garden are being given new life in a project that aims to explore women’s healthy from the 16th century.