Shakespeare In Africa #5: Why I Won’t Correct Your Speech. Just Your Breath.
Hear other English Language dialects and adjust accordingly — not make them adjust to yours. In another country, you’re the one with the “accent.”
Shakespeare in Africa #4. Students, Snakes and Sticky Hands.
The misquito is no more. It’s hot in Chicken’s house. I want to jump in the river, but I am warned there are hippos in there at night.
Shakespeare in Africa #3: Becoming a Different Person.
The first words of Shakespeare are spoken by First Graders in a rural school in Southern Botswana.
Shakespeare in Africa #2: The Unlikely Spot Where I Found Hope for Humanity. Germany.
Installment #2 – Shakespeare in Africa. I’m on my way to attempt to launch a Shakespeare Troupe with kids in a rural village in Botswana,
“Shakespeare in Africa? What Do You Think You’re Doing?”
From the Journal of Miss Blaire. LAX. March 18, 2018. 3 pm. I’m headed to Africa based on two emails. Two. Emails. That’s what no one