Plays

[close] From...Geoffrey Chaucer, John Gower, William Langland, Julian of Norwich, Margery Kempe, Sir Thomas Malory, Robert Henryson, John Skelton, Sir Thomas More, Sir Thomas Wyatt the elder, Henry Howard Earl of Surrey...Edmund Spenser, William Shakespeare, Thomas Nashe, Ben Jonson...to the future AD 4202. &Canon translated into English.

[close] Private club focused on international, open minded books and readers. All books come from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program English Language and Literature reading list.

[close] 🌳 A Little Tree Hollow 🌳 Discover our enchanted tree realm, a cozy haven where book enthusiasts gather and magical moments await! ✨ Here you can: ☕️ Indulge in slow, cozy conversations 📚 Chat with mutual book lovers 📖 Join our BOTMs 🧩 Play bookish games 🍩 Start fun buddy reads 🥞 Join a close-knit community 🍪 Enjoy a spoiler-safe haven 🦉 Welcome to the Hollow! 🦉 The Hollow is a warm and safe place, free from the troubles of the outside world, and created as a magical escape. Most of us tend to be book lovers, but no matter what you love to do, the Hollow welcomes everybody in search of a cozy little haven. We hope you have a magical time here. ✨ It's nighttime. You're walking deep into the dark woods, following the glowing stones that gently light up the pathway. The summer breeze cools your skin, and you close your eyes to breathe in the beautiful scent of the trees. Sometimes you see a fluffy tawny owl perched high up on the branches, its beady eyes quietly looking down at you, and other times you spot a sleek red fox nearby, quickly running away before you come near it. The soft moonlight shines down upon the enchanted forest, and eventually, you reach your destination. In front of you is an old large tree, with a magical wooden door appearing from nowhere. A sign is written, saying: A Little Tree Hollow. You hear the light echoes of fairy music coming from behind it, and the delicious scent of cookies wafts out through the gaps. Like always, you knock on the door, and the secret magical treehouse opens itself for you to enter. officially started on Jan. 19th, 2022

[close] Have you thought about how many plays Shakespeare wrote? 37. Have you read one or two? Do you want to read more of them? Then join us on this quest to read more Shakespeare together! We are planning on reading a Shakespeare play every month and discussing it at the end in a liveshow on Youtube. It will take us just over 3 years, but we're up for the challenge. Feel free to join us at any point of this journey to pick up a play and talk about it with us (or talk about something you read years ago). However many you choose to join with us for, we're happy to see more people reading Shakespeare!