Live Q&A: Marlon Burnley's "Black in the Box" (SiPC4) Artwork

Shakespeare at Notre Dame

Shakespeare at Notre Dame is a program that recognizes the centrality of the study of Shakespeare in humanistic pedagogy at the University of Notre Dame. Officially established in 2007, Shakespeare at Notre Dame's mission is to fuse the University’s pursuit of compassionate social justice with the study of the works of William Shakespeare. The program’s reach extends deep into the South Bend community, with a number of community-focused events every year, and beyond, to audiences from over a dozen countries across the world. Combining humanistic pedagogy and the world’s greatest works of literature, Shakespeare at Notre Dame encompasses a number of different initiatives including the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival, Actors From The London Stage, and many others. Shakespeare at Notre Dame also partners with their sister organizations, the Not-So-Royal Shakespeare Company and the Robinson Community Learning Center. Visit shakespeare.nd.edu to learn more.

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Live Q&A: Marlon Burnley's "Black in the Box" (SiPC4)

April 13, 2021 • Shakespeare at Notre Dame • Season 2021 • Episode 10

Why Shakespeare Now?
The 4th International Shakespeare in Prisons Conference (SiPC4) gathers theatre arts practitioners, researchers, and scholars who are currently engaged with or interested in programs for incarcerated (and post-incarcerated) populations. SiPC4 stimulates discussion through speakers, performances, and workshop sessions offering case studies and best practices within the prisons arts movement.

Live Q&A: Marlon Burnley's "Black in the Box," With Marlon Burnley and Angela Hall
Marlon Burnley, creator of the solo movement piece "Black in the Box," discusses how his award-winning show explores the Black experience in America. Featuring Angela Hall of the University of Georgia and members of the 4th International Shakespeare in Prisons Conference.

Learn more about Actors From The London Stage, the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival, the Shakespeare in Prisons Network and more at shakespeare.nd.edu.