Stay at Home Shakespeare 4: Emma Whipday talks locks, keys and privacy in Othello
23 April, 2020
In: Schools, Series, Stay at Home Shakespeare
Tagged: Domestic Violence, Domesticity, handkerchief, keys, locks, materiality, Othello, Performance, privacy, Shakespeare, theatre history
Stay at Home Shakespeare 4: Emma Whipday chats about locks, keys, the perils of privacy in Othello, and why ‘good wives should look well to their linen’ (along with a comic song…)
Thanks to Oskar Cox Jensen for providing the song.
People
- Emma Whipday
- A Bit Lit host
For more on these ideas, see:
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Catherine Richardson
Shakespeare and Material Culture
2011
Chapter 2 -
Emma Whipday
Shakespeare’s Domestic Tragedies
Chapter 3 -
Georgianna Ziegler
‘“My Lady’s Chamber”: Female Space, Female Chastity in Shakespeare’
1990
73-90