Shaw Education Department – Happy Hour Chat
Don’t miss Thursday’s (26 February) 5 PM EST Happy Hour chat that Matt Ratelle of the Shaw Education Department is doing with Neil Barclay, a longtime actor with the Shaw Festival. He will be playing
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Don’t miss Thursday’s (26 February) 5 PM EST Happy Hour chat that Matt Ratelle of the Shaw Education Department is doing with Neil Barclay, a longtime actor with the Shaw Festival. He will be playing
On January 20, 1857, Charlotte Frances Townsend was born. (Her socially-pretentious mother eventually evolved the family name to “Payne-Townshend”). While her younger sister enjoyed the social benefits of their wealthy upbringing in Ireland and England,
Update November 2025: the Trust is now inviting postgraduate and postdoctoral students and scholars in the arts and humanities to apply for the opportunity to visit London for a period of one month of intensive
THE NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL FELLOWSHIP CONSORTIUM, a collaboration of 30 major research institutions, will offer at least two dozen awards in the June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027 application cycle. Each grant will provide
Director David Staller joins Behind the Awards to chat about his current Off Broadway production of Pygmalion. Listen to the Interview HERE.
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