Welcome!
- Location
- New York, NY 40.76-73.97 10022US
- Meetups
- 49 so far
- Members
- 324 Shakespeare Fans
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- May 6, 2007
This Meetup is for people who are interested in getting together to read Shakespeare's plays out loud. Each person will take one (or more!) parts and we will act them out.
At each meetup, we'll take one of his plays (chosen at the previous meetup and announced on the Meetup's website), assign parts and run with it.
Be funny, be dramatic, have fun!
Our next MeetupNew York Shakespeare Reading Group November Meetup
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This location is shown only to members
- Who’s coming?
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15 Yes / 0 Maybe(no spots left)
We will be continuing with "King Richard III," Act IV, scene 1; it's a long play! We are also watching selections from Olivier's film version and engaging in an active discussion about the play.
Anyone wishing to bring a DVD or video of their favorite movie version of this play may do so, and we'll show some of the main scenes.
Please bring your own copy! Read more
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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Nov 5
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New member
“It's hard to find others with a passion for The Bard.” -
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Nov 2
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“To take part in & learn more about Shakespeare's works”
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Oct 25
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New member“Love Shakespeare! Reading with others sounds like fun!”
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Oct 23
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“I just moved to new york. I graduated from Brandeis University: English major and a 25 page honors essay on Shakespeare. I also worked on several Hold Thy Peace (Brandeis' Shakespeare troupe) shows. I love the bard.”
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Oct 18
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“sounds fun!”
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Oct 13
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“Just want to meet other people who love Shakespeare!”
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