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Jena Necrason, of the Vermont Shakespeare Festival, performs &quot;Shakespeare,&quot; in a backyard, Thursday, June 25, 2020, in Burlington, Vt. The idea for the program, known as &quot;Shakespeare to You,&quot; or &quot;Bard to Your Yard,&quot; was conceived as a way to keep live theater alive at a time when many social activities are being postponed or canceled amid the coronavirus pandemic. (AP Photo/Wilson Ring)

Forsooth: COVID-19 brings Shakespeare to Vermont backyards

By WILSON RING - Associated Press

Man gets life in prison for Boston barbershop shooting

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Actors in Vermont prove kids and Shakespeare go hand in hand

By HOWARD WEISS-TISMAN - Associated Press

In this July 16, 2017 photo, Adam Hooks, associate professor of English from the University of Iowa, points out several books from the time of poet and playwright William Shakespeare during Shakespearience at Illinois State University's Milner Library Special Collections room, in Normal, Ill. The room houses a handful of rare items, including books from Shakespeare's time. Those items were featured at Shakespearience along with several other rare and fine books during a program that gave visitors a rare glimpse into Shakespeare's world. (Lewis Marien/The Pantagraph via AP)

EXCHANGE: Visitors get a glimpse into Shakespeare’s life

By KEVIN BARLOW - Associated Press

FILE- In this Monday, Feb. 27, 2017 file photo, Leicester caretaker manager Craig Shakespeare during the English Premier League soccer match between Leicester City and Liverpool at the King Power Stadium in Leicester, England. Craig Shakespeare will remain in charge of Leicester until the end of the season. He has the task of keeping the ailing champions in the Premier League following Claudio Ranieri's firing. (AP Photo/Rui Vieira, File)

Can Shakespeare add another chapter to Leicester tale?

By JUSTIN PALMER - Associated Press

Suspect in Boston barbershop killing held without bail

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Suspect in slaying at Boston barbershop captured in NYC

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FOR JILL LAWLESS STORY BRITAIN SHAKESPEARE 400 - A view of The Globe Theatre, nestled alongside contemporary buildings on the banks of the River Thames in London, in this photo dated Tuesday, April 19, 2016. The 400th anniversary of the playwright's death on April 23, is being marked across Britain with parades, church services and of course, stage performances, as Shakespeare wrote the play's the thing, and today all the world may be contained on stage at the Globe Theatre. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

Oxford says Shakespeare will share credit for Henry VI

By DANICA KIRKA - Associated Press

In this Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2016 photo book conservator Lauren Schott polishes a case containing 17th century editions of plays attributed to William Shakespeare in an exhibit called &quot;Shakespeare Unauthorized&quot; at the Boston Public Library, in Boston. The public is to get a rare glimpse of first and early editions of some of Shakespeare's most beloved plays, including &quot;A Midsummer Night's Dream,&quot; Hamlet&quot; and &quot;The Merchant of Venice&quot; in the exhibit which opens Friday, Oct. 14 and is to run through March 31 at the library. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)

Early editions of Shakespeare’s plays get rare public view

By PHILIP MARCELO - Associated Press

‘Romeo and Juliet’ stars senior citizens in Unexpected Stage Company production

By Emily Leslie - The Washington Times

A California high school teacher believes the works of William Shakespeare should no longer be a Common Core requirement, because "one white man's view of life" somehow diminishes other cultural perspectives. (Wikipedia)

EDITORIAL: English teacher learns there’s life in Shakespeare

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

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