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The Shakespeare Gallery
Ongoing, Monday through Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 12pm–5pm
Folger Great Hall
Explore the Folger through our visitor film, digitally leaf through a First Folio with our touchscreen kiosk, and explore our collection through special exhibitions that connect with current programs.
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Tickets:
FREE
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The Gaming Table
January 24–March 4, 2012 Preview Dates: January 24–29, 2012 Regular Performance and Matinee Dates: January 30–March 4, 2012
Folger Elizabethan Theatre
By Susanna Centlivre
Additional material by David Grimm
Directed by Eleanor Holdridge
The thrills of the gaming table stylishly play out against the eccentricities of English manners in this hit comedy of the 18th-century London stage.
Tickets:
Fri Eve, Sat & Sun Matinee:
$47-$60
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Shakespeare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500–1700
February 3–May 20, 2012 10am–5pm Monday–Saturday 12pm–5pm Sunday
Folger Great Hall
Curators: Georgianna Ziegler
Virginia Woolf famously evoked Shakespeare’s sister in A Room of One’s Own as she tried to imagine the difficulties women writers faced during the early modern period. In fact, Woolf was not aware of how many women actually were writing during that time, because many of their works were never published, and those that were, lay in relative critical neglect. This exhibition explores those women who were, in fact, writing during Shakespeare's time. It reimagines the “conversations” of these early women writers: with each other as members of families or groups; with the Bible; with spiritual and secular ideas; and with male writers of the time.
Special Sunday viewing hours from noon to 5pm.
Tickets:
FREE
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