QSE
Training
Resources
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - hosted at MIT
The First Folio - about the first publication of the plays
Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet - a guide to Shakespearean Internet resources
PlayShakespeare.Com - the ultimate free Shakespeare resource
RhymeZone - search the complete works of Shakespeare for any phrase
Schoenberg Centre for Electronic Text & Image - copies of the original First Folio Facsimile
Shakespeare's Monologues - a complete listing by gender and by play
Shakespeare's Plays and Poems - The First Folio in modern type
Shake Sphere - a comprehensive study guide
Shmoop's Shakespeare Guides and Resources - learning guides and teacher resources
Voice Training
Kristin Linklater - all about Kristin and her teaching methods
Designated Linklater Voice Teachers - listing of teachers around the world
Organisations
Greenroom - Queensland-based professional and independent theatre blog
Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance - Australian performing arts equity organisation and performers' union
Metro Arts - Brisbane-based artistic development organisation hosting QSE's training programs
Shakespeare & Co - training and performance company based in Massachusetts, USA
University of Queensland - institute hosting QSE's residency
Zen Zen Zo - Brisbane-based physical theatre company
ACE
The number of prison projects that use Shakespeare as an effective part of inmate rehabilitation is growing internationally. Programs in the United States, Great Britain and Brazil include:
Theatre of the Oppressed - projects which eminent theatre practitioner Augusto Boal has implemented successfully in more than seven Brazilian prisons; Boal's work is respected world-wide as innovative and effective in addressing social problems and creating harmony in diverse communities
London Shakespeare Workshop's Prison Project - at Her Majesty's Prison, Woodhill
Shakespeare Behind Bars: Acting With Conviction - a program in Kentucky, USA; the subject of a documentary film profiled by the Christian Science Monitor
Shakespeare Behind Bars: One Teacher's Story of the Power of Drama in a Women's Prison - a ten-year program created and run by Jean Trounstine at Framingham Women's Prison in Massachusetts, USA