Showing posts with label MIT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MIT. Show all posts

Friday, May 23, 2014

Seeking contributions: Arab World section of Global Shakespeares Electronic Archive

The Global Shakespeares Electronic Archive needs your help.  We have video and/or descriptions of several productions up on our MIT-based online database.  But the other countries' areas are getting way ahead of the Arabic section.  We could use more material and more help contextualizing it!  In particular:
  • recent Shakespeare-related productions in Arabic: videos, interviews with directors, basic info
  • classic Shakespeare-related Arab/ic plays and films: video or YouTube links, contextualizing info
  • help summarizing, selecting, and subtitling!  We have some great stuff, like Yahya Fakharani's King Lear, that awaits curatorial attention. 
For more details, see http://globalshakespeares.mit.edu/call-for-materials/  or contact us through this blog.

Friday, June 24, 2011

Global Shakespeares electronic archive

I spent yesterday over at MIT working with Belinda Yung on the Arab world section of the  "Global Shakespeares electronic archive.  I'm the "regional editor."  We've already put up skeletal production info on a few Arab productions and adaptations of Shakespeare - you can expect a lot more in a week or two, including extensive clips from Mohamed Sobhi (محمد صبحي)'s melodramatic 1970s Hamlet production with the Art Studio company. 

If you have text or video materials on more plays, please send them to me so we can get them posted!