B.01
Globe4Globe  
21 July

Description:  Presentation of the 2025 Globe4Globe Symposium, an encounter of scholars, practitioners, activists and educators exploring how Shakespeare’s works relate to ideas of environmental justice – historically and in the present and representing voices from across the globe working at the intersection of Shakespeare, performance and environmental justice.

B.02
Skenè Series and the Shakespeare Festival at the Roman Theatre
22 July

B.03
New Variorum Shakespeare 
23 July

B.04
New Arden Shakespeare Fourth Series
24 July

B.05 Rebecca Goodheart, Josh Lubarr
Exploring Shakespeare’s Worldview: Seeing the Plays through Elizabethan Eyes
25 July

Description: This book salon/workshop explores Shakespeare’s World: Seeing the Plays through Elizabethan Eyes, a new work based on the teachings of Dennis Krausnick, a master teacher of classical acting and a founding member of Shakespeare & Company. This book offers a groundbreaking approach to understanding Shakespeare’s plays by immersing actors, scholars, and educators in the Elizabethan model of reality—the cosmology, physiology, and psychology that shaped the playwright’s language, characters, and themes. By bridging historical scholarship with practical theatrical application, the book serves as both an intellectual framework and a hands-on guide for engaging with Shakespeare’s texts in performance. This session invites scholars, theater practitioners, and educators to discuss the book’s central ideas and consider their impact on Shakespearean interpretation, pedagogy, and performance.