Bram Stoker’s Centenary and Shakespeare Connection

30 March 2012 · The Shakespeare Blog

Sylvia Morris

Bram Stoker Estate account

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Sylvia Morris surveys the Shakespearean side of Stoker’s theatrical career, particularly his work with Henry Irving and the Lyceum. She outlines the 2012 centenary conferences and points to the Stoker – Irving archive in Stratford-upon-Avon.

The Shakespeare Blog displays 30 March 2012. Relevant text concerns Irving, Shakespeare and centenary activities. Its “eighteen novels” claim is not adopted as the Estate’s bibliography.

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