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Shakespeare and his Contemporaries The third SCAENA Conference, 'Shakespeare and his Contemporaries: Performance and Adaptation', will be held at Anglia Ruskin University, 18 - 20 July,

Keynote papers will be given by Catherine Belsey, Judith Buchanan, Peter Holland, Charles Marowitz, Ann Thompson and Stanley Wells.

For further details please go to the Conference website:
In 2008 we are celebrating 150 years since our foundation by John
Ruskin.Visit www.anglia.ac.uk/150years for more information.

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