‘Maybe, just maybe_ Good luck England!’ Football and the art of understatement
by Rashmee
Posted on July 11, 2021
/ TRAVELS IN MY MIND Walking past a shop, I saw the sign in the …
Read MoreMuch ado about the Bard’s birth-day
by Rashmee
Posted on April 25, 2021
/ TRAVELS IN MY MIND April 23 was Shakespeare’s birthday. Allegedly. No one really …
Read MoreImmersive theatre Vs the real thing
by Rashmee
Posted on March 20, 2021
/FAITH, HOPE… An interesting experiment comes to an end today (March 20). The Royal Shakespeare …
Read MoreAfter Brexit, the French urge Europe to rethink the language of Shakespeare
by Rashmee
Posted on January 23, 2021
It’s not particularly surprising that the French sent up a trial balloon within a few …
Read MoreThis second Elizabethan age is just as uncertain as the first. How we respond is up to us
by Rashmee
Posted on July 28, 2020 / The Focus
Like William Shakespeare, we live in an age of great uncertainty, King’s College law professor …
Read MoreIndia, extra-judicial murder, and the theatre of public cruelty
by Rashmee
Posted on December 7, 2019
What a twisted way to approach justice. I’m referring, of course, to the response by …
Read MoreIn Tunisia, the Season of Love. And London’s Summer of Love continues into autumn
by Rashmee
Posted on September 1, 2017
Don’t know if you feel it, but love is in fashion. As a branding exercise …
Read MoreShakespearean England was a theatre of cruelty. For 21st century India to become one is deeply sad
by Rashmee
Posted on July 1, 2017
Someone should invite Neil MacGregor to Lynchistan, sorry, India. The former director of the British …
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Rashmee has lived and worked in several countries in the past decade, including Afghanistan, India, Haiti, Tunisia, the UAE, US and UK