Concord Shakespeare Festival Conference
May 30 - June 1, 2008

Space still available as of May 26.

Concord Free Public Library
and Masonic Temple
Concord, Massachusetts

Through music, discussion and performance, we will be investigating the mysteries of Shakespeare’s Meaning, Motivation, and Message. This event represents the region's first public, non-partisan discussion about the Shakespeare authorship issue and its significance for our time. Both traditional Shakespearean and Oxfordian scholarship will be presented for discussion.

Whether you are already a lover of Shakespeare, or are new to the works, there will be something new to learn, and inspiration for thought-provoking discussion.

The conference is being organized by local Shakespeare enthusiasts including Concordian Stuart-Sinclair Weeks, Founder, Center for American Studies, and Mark Anderson, author,“Shakespeare” by Another Name.

Preregistration is recommended.