Kenneth Graham is professor of English at the University of Waterloo. Alysia Kolentsis is associate professor of English at St Jerome's University in the University of Waterloo.

"A well-put-together, provocative, adventurous collection." Pascale Aebischer, University of Exeter "The essays in this collection are brief, allowing an interested reader to taste lightly and savour later. Encountering these essays makes one wish that they had attended the two conferences; having failed that, I hope I have enticed readers of this review to experience their retrospective charms." Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme "In [the book's] best chapters its the "how" that captivates ... . This collection is at its richest when it moves further offstage, As in any real exploration, there are false steps and maybe even dead ends, but the chapters in this volume share an emphasis on the reciprocity of Shakespeare's plays (mostly) and the contexts in which they are realized." Studies in English Literature 1500—1900

Kenneth Graham is professor of English at the University of Waterloo. Alysia Kolentsis is associate professor of English at St Jerome's University in the University of Waterloo.

"A well-put-together, provocative, adventurous collection." Pascale Aebischer, University of Exeter "The essays in this collection are brief, allowing an interested reader to taste lightly and savour later. Encountering these essays makes one wish that they had attended the two conferences; having failed that, I hope I have enticed readers of this review to experience their retrospective charms." Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme "In [the book's] best chapters its the "how" that captivates ... . This collection is at its richest when it moves further offstage, As in any real exploration, there are false steps and maybe even dead ends, but the chapters in this volume share an emphasis on the reciprocity of Shakespeare's plays (mostly) and the contexts in which they are realized." Studies in English Literature 1500—1900

Kenneth Graham is professor of English at the University of Waterloo. Alysia Kolentsis is associate professor of English at St Jerome's University in the University of Waterloo.

"A well-put-together, provocative, adventurous collection." Pascale Aebischer, University of Exeter "The essays in this collection are brief, allowing an interested reader to taste lightly and savour later. Encountering these essays makes one wish that they had attended the two conferences; having failed that, I hope I have enticed readers of this review to experience their retrospective charms." Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme "In [the book's] best chapters its the "how" that captivates ... . This collection is at its richest when it moves further offstage, As in any real exploration, there are false steps and maybe even dead ends, but the chapters in this volume share an emphasis on the reciprocity of Shakespeare's plays (mostly) and the contexts in which they are realized." Studies in English Literature 1500—1900