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Tracks history of hate speech in literary texts with emphasis on Chanson de Roland. Analyzes "undercover" or disguised hate speech in speeches from Iago in Othello and Antony in Julius Caesar. English summary, 63; French and Slovenian summaries, 70.

Reviews Spare (2023) Prince Harry's autobiography, in terms of Shakespeare's influence on him and his father, King Charles III.

Describes restructuring of Oregon Shakespeare Festival following COVID-19 pandemic and local wildfires compromising festival performances. Features interview with Oregon Shakespeare Festival artistic director Nataki Garrett about future plans for festival.

Argues Shakespeare has been presented through many interfaces, particularly throughout theater history. Considers significance of Shakespeare's presentation through interface of bare thrust stage. English summary, online. 

Considers interfaces as "liminal spaces where significantly different entities are functionally mediated."  Explores how discussions of digital interface might inform literary and performance studies, and vice versa. Suggests "that the genre of romance stages interactions across ontological divides that work as interfaces" to explore interfaces in Cymbeline that unite different times, places, and "cosmic realms." English summary, online.

Investigates various forms of access for early audiences of Shakespeare's plays.  Argues interface theory enhances our understanding of experiences of early modern playhouse audiences. Asserts playhouses were "themselves environments within which complex systems, including the audiences themselves, interacted." English summary, online. 

Discusses Folger Shakespeare Library website, which features free versions of Shakespeare's works "alongside contextual media related to the playwright and his life and times." Discusses how users are at center of work for these editions, molding edition interface design. English summary, online.

Explores process in creating digital New Variorum Shakespeare, q.v. Describes research in producing project, outlining reciprocal relationship between text and design features. Notes relationship between web browser and printed page and their functions as interfaces to convey information about previous editions of Shakespeare's works.

Provides case study of personal experience creating edition of Midsummer Night's Dream in new digital interface in partnership with user-experience (UX) designer. Considers specifically how edition interfaces can be molded to serve student theater practitioners. English summary, online.

Investigates historical notions of search and browse actions in digital interfaces using Shakespeare. Analyzes how users search and browse Shakespearean scholarship digitally, particularly with World Shakespeare Bibliography Online, q.v..