Shaw Education Department – Happy Hour Chat
Don’t miss Thursday’s (26 February) 5 PM EST Happy Hour chat that Matt Ratelle of the Shaw Education Department is doing with Neil Barclay, a longtime actor with the Shaw Festival. He will be playing
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Don’t miss Thursday’s (26 February) 5 PM EST Happy Hour chat that Matt Ratelle of the Shaw Education Department is doing with Neil Barclay, a longtime actor with the Shaw Festival. He will be playing
On January 20, 1857, Charlotte Frances Townsend was born. (Her socially-pretentious mother eventually evolved the family name to “Payne-Townshend”). While her younger sister enjoyed the social benefits of their wealthy upbringing in Ireland and England,
THE NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL FELLOWSHIP CONSORTIUM, a collaboration of 30 major research institutions, will offer at least two dozen awards in the June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027 application cycle. Each grant will provide
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Dear friends and fellow Shavians, warmest greetings from the chilly winter of southwestern Ontario, Canada! I’m honoured and excited to be donning the mantle of ISS President for a 3-year term that began January 1.
As a society of Bernard Shaw enthusiasts, theater practitioners, and scholars, we are dedicated to disseminating the ideas Shaw expressed in his books, both fiction and non-fiction, essays, speeches and particularly in his plays for