Slings &amp; Arrows: An Intermediated Shakespearean Adaptation

Fedderson, Kim; Richardson, Janette

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“…Daniel Fischlin's Canadian Adaptations of Shakespeare Project (CASP), which offers an extensive online archive and database, featured Slings & Arrows as its "spotlight" subject in 2007 in order to examine the "ongoing fascination that Shakespeare has for Canadian popular media" (Fischlin 2004). In addition to CASP, Laurie Osborne (2011) as well as Kim Fedderson and J. Michael Richardson (2014) have also analyzed Slings & Arrows' intermedial adaptation of theatre for television. L. Monique Pittman (2011) approaches Slings & Arrows as an extended adaptation of Hamlet in order to investigate the resounding significance of father figures in the series.…”

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Shakespeare and Canada: Remembrance of Ourselves

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we oversaw more than forty separate events for diverse audiences, ranging from the sublime (Hamlet read in the thirty-five languages spoken by members of the University of Ottawa community) to the ridiculous (a Shakespearean insult-a-thon). What kept us from collapsing under the weight of all these activities (besides the support of our extraordinarily patient husbands) was the enthusiasm, energy, and diverse talents of our many collaborators, colleagues, and students. Among these, we would like to make particular mention of

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