Women Making Shakespeare in the Twenty-First Century

Discover the transformative power of Shakespeare through the lens of contemporary women creators in Women Making Shakespeare in the Twenty-First Century by Kim Solga. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2024, this insightful hardback spans 80 pages and delves into the motivations behind why women from equity-owed communities—including Indigenous, people of color, Deaf, disabled, trans, and non-binary individuals—embrace Shakespeare and his contemporaries. As theaters worldwide strive for greater equity, inclusion, diversity, and decolonization, this work highlights the vital contributions of these artists and their unique perspectives. Join the conversation about the evolving role of women in the arts and their impact on the future of Shakespearean performance. Perfect for enthusiasts of English literature and those interested in the intersection of gender and theater.