| Summary: | Description: The 46th issue of the quarterly magazine for the Globe theatre. Articles in the magazine include content on: Gwilym Jones reviewing Lucy Bailey's production of Macbeth, Penelope Woods reviewing a Globe production of Henry VIII, Eleanor Collins reviewing a Globe production of Henry IV, Daniel Hall reviewing Howard Brenton's play Anne Boleyn, the departure of the Chief Executive of the Globe Peter Kyle and the appointment of Neil Constable as his replacement, Jerome Monahan highlighting the presence of the Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition, Gemma Anderson discussing the approach she took to drawing portraits of staff and patients from Bethlem Hospital, David Crystal examining Shakespeare's views on Germans and Germany, John Wolfson exploring Holinshed's Chronicles and how it can shed light on missing Macbeth scenes, the popularity of English touring companies on the continent in Shakespeare's time, Paul Edmundson talking to some German Shakespeare-lovers in Warwickshire, the enduring legacy of Shakespeare in Germany being kept alive by Hamlet (Manfred Pfister), Edward von Grutzner's illustrations taken inspiration from Shakespeare (Stuart Sillars), the love that Goethe had for Shakespeare (David Constantine), similarities between the concerns of Shakespeare and Michel de Montaigne (Peter Mack), the unjustified neglect of John Lyly's plays (Patrick Spottiswoode) and Tony Howard examining the history between German film and Shakespeare.
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