‘Is not…learning…the spice and salt that season a man?’

Hello there! This is Jacquelyn speaking, the Learning and Participation intern (or Education intern, which is slightly less correct but also less wordy) for summer 2018. Because I’m the first intern in this position since Courtney left last year, I think a review of the department is in order. Like most departments at the Shakespeare …

The course of [an internship] never did run smooth . . .

. . . but I'm here to help your internship run as smoothly as possible. Alright you guys, welcome to the best internship in the world. Seriously. I can say this because I've done other internships, and this is by far the most rewarding one I've ever had. And not just because it's in England …

There’s more??

Hello! Lucky for you the intern train just keeps on coming! I am the other Brooke of the Brooke duo out of our lovely intern quartet. I answer to Toby, Brookie T, Brookie or just plain Brooke. No matter what if you say the name “Brooke” to our group of interns you will always have a …

Who Am I? The Bonus Fry

See this? This is the Bonus Fry. It's the fry you inexplicably find at the bottom of your fast-food takeout bag after you've eaten your hamburger, ripped through every mini ketchup packet, and licked anything that is still remotely covered in salt. It's a gift from above. So maybe it's too lofty of a goal, but …

Lend me your ears for an intern intro

Hello there! My name is Jacquelyn Dunn and I am the Learning and Education Intern for summer 2018. Like my fellow interns, I’ve been charged with the task of writing an intro about myself—which should be fun, right? Wrong. Because writing your own bio requires more self-reflection and personal awareness than is comfortable to engage …

I know what I am, but know not what I may be.

Here we are, almost a month into this internship finally getting out some intros. As the biggest group of interns to come out to Stratford-upon-Avon and therefore having no excuse to not be getting blog posts done, we thank you for your patience. My least favorite day at the beginning of every college class is …