Research Guides: *Guide to Theater Arts at Brandeis: Shakespeare

Shakespeare: online reference

Click here for a list of Shakespeare titles from the Cambridge Collections Online e-book collection.

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Internet Shakespeare Editions
Includes scholarly, fully annotated texts of Shakespeare's plays (including Brandeis's First Folio), multimedia explorations of the context of Shakespeare's life and works, and records of his plays in performance.
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
Maintained at MIT
The Folger Shakespeare
Digital texts, media, and other resources from the Folger Shakespeare Library, home of the world's largest Shakespeare collection.
Open Source Shakepeare
Offers text, concordance, and character searching of the Complete Moby Shakespeare based on the 1866 Globe Edition of the complete works.
PlayShakespeare
Includes electronic versions of Shakespeare's plays, synopses and character lists for each play, and much more.

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Links to national and international Shakespeare associations and institutions; Shakespearean theatre companies and festivals; podcasts; and book, DVD, film, and performance reviews.
Shakespeare Monologues
Easily find monologues (online and downloadable PDFs) within Shakespeare's plays ("For Men," "For Women").

Click here to see our collection of Shakespeare's plays on DVD and streaming video.

Click here to see our collection of books (including e-books) about Shakespeare on film.

Global Shakespeares Video and Performance Archive
"A collaborative project providing online access to performances of Shakespeare from many parts of the world as well as essays and metadata by scholars and educators in the field. "

Royal Shakespeare Collection
High-definition video recordings of featuring leading Shakespearean actors and directors, along with supplemental teaching materials.