Shakespeare in the Little Apple

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) uses their performances to unlock Shakespeare's plays, language, and life and times.

From the University of Victoria, this site offers open-access, peer-reviewed resources about Shakespeare. Sections include his works, the plays in performance, and Shakespeare's life and times.

"Since 1992, The MIT Global Shakespeare Project has been constructing electronic environments and building tools for teaching and research based on digital copies of primary documents in all media, including texts, high resolution page images of early editions, digital collections of art, illustration and stage photographs, and film and performance videos."

Fun and informative resources for kids and for Shakespeare beginners.

From Folger Shakespeare Library, this site allows K-12 students and their teachers to understand the role Shakespeare's plays occupy in American life.

PBS series exploring the world of Shakespeare. "The films combine interviews with actors, directors and scholars, along with visits to key locations, clips from some of the most-celebrated film and television adaptations, and illustrative excerpts from the plays staged specially for the series at Shakespeare’s Globe in London."

"These modules have been created by classroom teachers and curated by the Folger Shakespeare Library."

Documents the 2012 World Shakespeare Festival.