Publications:

Book Chapter – Creating the ‘If’: Using Actor Theory in Character Creation in Motley Minded: Stitching Together Early Modern Theatre from the Fabric of Scholarship
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Book Review – “Blood Matters: Studies in European Literature and Thought, 1400-1700 / Bonnie Lander Johnson and Eleanor Decamp,” Early Modern Culture: Vol. 14 , Article 18. Available at: https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/emc/vol14/iss1/18

Upcoming classes:

Any upcoming projects will be listed here as soon as they become available.

Current Classes: 

Current classes will be posted here.

Previous Classes:

“Speak the Speech” Monologue Intensive – Flagstaff, AZ (in partnership with the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival) June 20th-July 25th, 2018

“Shakespeare in His Time” Lecture/Discussion Series – Flagstaff, AZ (in partnership with the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival); June 30th-July 1st, July 7th-8th, 2018

Testimonials:

“Glenn’s lecture/discussions on ‘Shakespeare in His Time’ were extraordinarily effective: enlightening, thought provoking, and fun! So if you’re new to Shakespeare or a lifelong fan, you’ll find these sessions very worthwhile.”

– Dr. June Compton, Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival summer dramaturg/former Roosevelt University professor

“I enjoyed your classes.  Thanks for making Shakespeare and his

plays approachable to me.”

– Denise Lundin about Shakespeare in his Time

“The theme – Shakespeare In His Time – couldn’t have been more apt. My experiences have led me to interact with the plays in some specific ways, but I had not engaged them before through this lens. Your theme allowed me the chance to approach the plays, and Shakespeare himself, in a fresh way.”

-Todd Barnell, Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival Patron