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This half-day symposium brought together historians, literary scholars and actors to explore the relationship between the experience of servants in early modern England, and the representation of servants onstage.

This half-day symposium brought together historians, literary scholars and actors to explore the relationship between the experience of servants in early modern England, and the representation of servants onstage.

This half-day symposium brought together historians, literary scholars and actors to explore the relationship between the experience of servants in early modern England, and the representation of servants onstage.

This half-day symposium brought together historians, literary scholars and actors to explore the relationship between the experience of servants in early modern England, and the representation of servants onstage.

This half-day symposium brought together historians, literary scholars and actors to explore the relationship between the experience of servants in early modern England, and the representation of servants onstage.

How did people ‘see’ in the Renaissance? This panel discussion formed part of Birkbeck Arts Week 2015.

Professor Leonard Barkan (University of Princeton) discusses his work on the relationship between words and pictures from antiquity to the Renaissance. This event formed part of Birkbeck Arts Week 2013.

Dr Adam Smyth on not getting a Renaissance joke - part of series on Jokes, Laughter and Literature for Arts Week 2012.