The Hudson Strode Program at the University of Alabama is a privately endowed program to promote the study of early modern British literature and culture.
Tuscaloosa, AL
Joined September 2016
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Join us on Tuesday, Oct. 20th at 5:00PM in English Building Room 301 to hear guest speaker Lezlie Cross deliver her presentation, "First Time Tragedy, Second Time Farce: Edwin Booth's and George Fox's Broadway Hamlets."
This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome!
Join us this Friday, October 16th at 6:00PM for the Alabama Shakespeare Project's staged reading of William Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost! The performance will be held in the Grand Gallery of Smith Hall and is free and open to the public.
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On Thursday, October 8th at 2pm Central, our own Dr. Michelle Dowd will be in conversation with the authors about their books.
Register below!
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Join us for the virtual launch of the most recent books published in the Strode Series in Renaissance Literature and Culture: Hayley Cotter’s Poetics of the Legal Sea in English Renaissance Literature, and Jamie Paris’s Clothed Villainy: Acting White in Early Modern Drama!
Join us for the virtual launch of the most recent books published in the Strode Series in Renaissance Literature and Culture: Hayley Cotter’s Poetics of the Legal Sea in English Renaissance Literature, and Jamie Paris’s Clothed Villainy: Acting White in Early Modern Drama!
On Thursday, October 8th at 2pm Central, our own Dr. Michelle Dowd will be in conversation with the authors about their books.
Register below!
tinyurl.com/yc7fz4vh
Join us on Tuesday, September 15th at 5:00PM in Room 301 in the English Building to hear guest speaker Molly Yarn deliver her presentation, "The Inner World of the London Printing Press."
This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome!
The Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies welcomes University of Alabama students back for a new school year! Stay tuned for information on upcoming events about all things early modern.
Join us this Friday, April 10 at 6:00PM for the Alabama Shakespeare Project's staged reading of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream! The performance will be held in the Grand Gallery of Smith Hall and is free and open to the public.
Early modernists: If you will be at SAA in Denver and are working on a book project, consider the Strode Series in Early Modern Lit and Culture from UA Press! Series Editor Michelle Dowd is happy to meet to discuss a project.
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Join us on Tuesday, March 10 at 5:00PM in 205 Smith Hall for a conversation with Katy Sullivan, actress, producer, writer, athlete, bilateral above knee amputee, and the first actress who is an amputee to ever star on Broadway.
This event is free and open to the public!
Join us this Friday, February 27 at 6:00PM for the Alabama Shakespeare Project's staged reading of John Lyly's Galatea! The performance will be held in the Grand Gallery of Smith Hall and is free and open to the public.
Early modernists: If you will be at RSA in San Fran and are working on a book project, consider the Strode Series in Early Modern Lit and Culture from UA Press! Series Editor Michelle Dowd is happy to meet to discuss a project.
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Join us on Friday, February 6th at 5:00PM in English Building, Room 301 to hear guest speaker Lara Dodds deliver her presentation, "Science Fiction and the Fall: Paradise Lost and the Long History of Science Fiction."
This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome!
Join us on November 19th at 4:00PM in Lloyd 330 for "The Pen and Planet: How the Humanities Inform Environmental Policy and Conservation," a conversation moderated by Strode's Tricia McElroy, featuring Strode's Elizabeth Tavares, Julia Cherry, Reed Byg, and Kate McClune.
Join us this Friday, October 31 at 6:00PM for the Alabama Shakespeare Project's staged reading of Richard Brome's The Sparagus Garden! The performance will be held in the Grand Gallery of Smith Hall and is free and open to the public.
Applications are open until December 1 for the Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies' fully-funded M.A. and Ph.D. programs.
See our website for more information: strode.english.ua.edu/
