You know me, always thinking about graphics. And I was thinking of how to best represent the totality of Shakespeare’s writing. What would be the best metaphor?
Then I got sidetracked clicking around one of my favorite websites, Mental Floss, and found this collection of what they called periodic table parodies.
And you know what happened then…
Continue reading “The Periodic Table of Shakespeare [infographic]”
Othello
[I know, we’ve already put a bow on this play…but think of this as a little parting gift (you know, a “Leap Day” present)!]
So here’s the numerical breakdown…
Greetings!
Just a quick blast for today…
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And why am I telling you this?
Infographic time!
The action of Othello is limited to Venice in the opening act and Cyprus for the remainder of the play.
But…
[updated 12/26/15]
Here’s a infographic discussing the temporal and numerical breakdown of Romeo and Juliet. Part of workshops for the play from BillWalthall.com.
Continue reading “The Time and Geometry of Romeo and Juliet [UPDATE]”
Another month, another infographic…
Here’s a infographic with a character map for Julius Caesar. Part of workshops for the play from BillWalthall.com.
[updated 3/25/19]
[pdf available for download at Teachers Pay Teachers]
Another month, another infographic…
Here’s a infographic with a character map for Romeo and Juliet. Part of workshops for the play from BillWalthall.com.
[updated 3/25/16]
[pdf available for download at Teachers Pay Teachers]
Another month, another infographic… a blast to, er, from the past.
Here’s a infographic discussing the temporal and numerical breakdown of Romeo and Juliet. Part of workshops for the play from BillWalthall.com.
[updated 12/26/15]
![The Time and Geography of Romeo and Juliet [infographic]](http://thebillshakespeareproject.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Time-Geometry_RandJ160121.jpg)
[updated 3/25/16]
[pdf available for purchase at Teachers Pay Teachers]
After Good Tickle Brain‘s brilliant Mya Gosling released her Titus Andronicus death clock, it got me thinking what a Titus timeline might look like. While hers definitely conveys the over-the-top-to-the-point-of-nervous-laughter-ness of Titus Andronicus, I thought she had left off a few things.
I don’t have her artistic flair, but mine’s got more death (and rape)…
On vacation in Palm Desert with my wonderful wife Lisa… so today’s podcast is gonna be a little late… tonight sometime.
But since I never want to leave you completely empty-handed…
Here’s something cool sent to us by one of our audience members, Roslyn Willson. It’s a cool infographic concerning Shakespeare in pop culture, and is published over at SuperScholar.org
