Form for Celebrating Shakespeare 2021

We Invite You to Participate in

Celebrating Shakespeare 2021!

What to Create:

Option 1: Performance

Post a video (or just audio) of yourself performing a monologue or scene. It can be as rough and off-the-cuff or as polished and rehearsed as you like!

Option 2: Sharing Thoughts on Shakespeare

Share some thoughts on Shakespeare (video, audio, writing, etc.) reflecting on something along these lines:

-what Shakespeare means to you

-a production of Shakespeare you loved watching

-a role of Shakespeare you enjoyed playing

-etc.

How to Connect with Our Celebration:

1) First, post your piece on your own preferred platform(s) (Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, your website, or any other place) using the hashtag #speechoffirecelebratingshakespeare2021.

2) Then, fill out the submission form below, and we will add you to our Celebrating Shakespeare 2021 webpage so people can find your pieces easily.

Notes:

-Your piece needn’t be brand new. If you’ve used it before for another purpose, that’s fine.

-Send us as many pieces as you like throughout 2021.

Submission Form

Join our Celebrating Shakespeare 2021 page!

If you've posted your piece on your preferred platform(s), complete this form so we can add your piece to our webpage. We will include the information you provide here (except your email address) on our Celebrating Shakespeare 2021 page.

About you:

Name (as you'd like it to appear on our page) (Anonymous is fine.)

Email (Please make sure this is correct. This will NOT be posted publicly.)

Add me to Speech of Fire's email contact list

Your general location (city, or state/province, or country, whatever you prefer) (optional)

Affiliation (if you're associated with a particular group e.g. a theatre company) (optional)

About your piece:

Primary link to your piece

Any additional links to your piece (optional)

IF PERFORMING, please write (1) Title of the play (2) Character name (3) Act and Scene number OR a commonly-known description (e.g. "Viola ring speech," "To be or not to be," "Ophelia mad scene," "Macbeth dagger speech") (optional)

IF SHARING THOUGHTS, a brief title or description. If you can't pinpoint one, just put "Thoughts on Shakespeare." (optional)

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