The Francis Bacon Renaissance Trust
Saturday Afternoon Seminar
The Shakespeare Group
~ A Who's Who of Bacon’s ‘Good Pens’ ~
Saturday 10 July 2010
(2:00 pm - 5:00 pm)
Emigrant Hall
Paradise Valley, Montana, USA
Were the Shakespeare plays written by one person or were they a group effort?
Peter Dawkins gives a personal, informal presentation of the characters surrounding Francis Bacon who seem to have been involved, directly or indirectly, in helping to create the Shakespeare plays. The cast of characters included ladies and gentlemen of the Elizabethan court as well as lawyer-poets, playwrights and actors of the London stage.
These men and women, referred to as the Shakespeare circle, supported the great writing in many ways. Their goal was not just to entertain, but to educate the audiences and create a cultural revolution. Play-goers absorbed new words, a moral compass, political and social ideas, and a national identity.
Question and Answer Opportunity
This seminar will be held in an intimate atmosphere with a question and answer session for attendees. Questions can range on any of the topics surrounding Francis Bacon, Shakespeare, and the founding influences on America. This is a great opportunity to be with one of England's most prolific authors on Francis Bacon and the Shakespeare plays.
Cost
Seminar fee: $10 per person.
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Associated Events
This seminar is preceded by an evening lecture on 9th July, The Mystery of Sir Francis Bacon and Shakespeare, and followed by a more formal all-day seminar on 11th July, Bacon, Shakespeare and the Mystic Foundations of America as the New Atlantis.
Recommended Reading
The Shakespeare Enigma and Building Paradise by Peter Dawkins.
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