Join the Shakespeare Lectures, a free lecture series featuring the iconic plays of Shakespeare and one by Henrick Ibsen, presented by the 2024 Stratford Festival. Discover the brilliance of these timeless works through exciting lectures delivered by distinguished professors. Don't miss out on these engaging sessions:
- Tuesday, March 5: Prof. Misha Teramura presents on Romeo and Juliet
- Tuesday, March 12: Prof. Alexander Leggatt discusses Cymbeline
- Tuesday, March 19: Prof. Jane Freeman explores Twelfth Night
- Tuesday, March 26: Prof. Philippa Sheppard delves into Hedda Gabler by Henrick Ibsen
No ticket is required, and all are welcome to attend at the Toronto Reference Library's Beeton Hall, located on the ground floor. Please note that this is an in-person program. At the Toronto Public Library, we are committed to accessibility. If you are a person with a disability or identify as Deaf, please contact Accessibility Services at accessibleservices@tpl.ca or 416-393-7099 to request an accommodation. We kindly ask that you provide at least three weeks' notice.
Experience the power and beauty of Shakespeare's plays firsthand at the Shakespeare Lectures in Toronto. Be part of this extraordinary event at the Toronto Public Library.

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