That villanelle is quite a fine piece of work. I'm posting the link on Facebook.


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On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 10:04 PM, James Ayres <jayres@cvctx.com> wrote:
> Four representatives from the Shakespeare Birthplace in Stratford upon Avon
> visited Winedale last weekend to present Sh at W an award.  We were one of
> the 14 Sh "festivals" they selected and the only non-professional and
> educational program.  All of them were very pleased with what they found
> here.  In fact they were at times very moved by what they heard from the
> people they talked to.  They have a mission: they are called Shakespeare on
> the Road. And you can read and hear, not only about their visit to Winedale,
> but to the other places, on www.shakespeareonthe road.com.  Check it out!
>
> One of them, Paul Edmonson, wrote a song about Shakespeare at Winedale after
> leaving.  Much of it refers to a conversation I had with him.
>
> Here is the link:
> http://shakespeareontheroad.com/for-james-doc-ayres-founder-of-shakespeare-at-winedale-and-james-loehlin-the-current-director-and-all-the-students-who-have-taken-part-in-the-shows-over-the-years/
>
> Doc
>
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