Author: Laura Higgins

Laura Higgins is Senior Lecturer in Drama at Oxford Brookes University. She researches Shakespeare in production and has published on The Comedy of Errors and the Richard II. She is currently working on the staging and significance of ghosts in Shakespeare and contemporary plays.

Shakespeare’s Hidden Ghosts: Spectral Presences and Spaces of Grace in Michael Boyd’s Richard II

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In the heated dispute that opens Shakespeare’s Richard II, Henry Bolingbroke, the king’s cousin, accuses Thomas Mowbray, a nobleman, of treason. Among the charges, he states that Mowbray “did plot […]

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