Dr. Jami Rogers

@publicradionerd.bsky.social

Author of "British Black and Asian Shakespeareans: Integrating Shakespeare, 1966-2018" LAMDA trained; former PBS and "Masterpiece Theatre" PhD in Shakespeare. Nuts about public radio. Proud West Virginian. Lots of theatre and LiverpoolFC

“in an industry where production is shrinking, the opportunities dwindle for everyone, and often, in those circumstances, it is not those already on the ladder who suffer most but those who can’t get on the bottom rungs at all.” www.thestage.co.uk/opinion/mari...

Lyn Gardner on the importance of opportunities and casting the net wider

Fewer productions mean fewer opportunities for everyone, says Lyn Gardner. It's time for the industry to start casting the net wider – and benefit from the freshness that brings

thestage.co.uk

All Trump’s overseas assets should be frozen. Hotels. Golf courses. Offshore accounts. Should not be permitted to enter the territories of the countries that are parties to ICC.

Bronwyn Hayward@bmhayward.bsky.social · 14h ago

The USA sanctions on #icc judges are punitive & far reaching, isolating them & their families, disrupting/blocking credit cards/banking services/email/ insurance/travel etc The attack on judges is an attack on a moral International order by USA- where does NZ stand? www.icc-cpi.int/news/icc-str...

For Maine voters who are worried that Collins might still eek out a win, instead of lamenting, there's plenty of GOTV work for Maine voters. Here's a list of actions Maine voters can get involved in. shaystewartbouley.substack.com/p/gotv-maine...

GOTV Maine- Do Something

A long time Maine reader and community member put this information together and I am sharing it for Maine folks looking to do something.

shaystewartbouley.substack.com

230 years ago today 9 October 1796 the ship the London wrecked off Rapparee Cove. The ship was bringing prisoners of war from St Lucia. Those who survived joined over 2000 other Caribbean prisoners of war at Portchester Castle. Today we commemorated all of them with a new plaque. 🗃️

A plaque on the wall in the watergate at Portchester.
In remembrance of the arrival of Caribbean prisoners of war at Portchester Castle in 1796.
Over 2000 men, women and children from across the Caribbean and Africa were imprisoned here.
Installed by SV2G with the support of the university of Warwick and in partnership with English Heritage