View presentations from our past conferences and symposia! Replay videos from last year’s events are below. You can find talks from events going back to 2015 on our Youtube channel.
2023 Conference
The 2023 Annual Conference was held in person in New Orleans, LA on November 9-12, 2023.
Ros Barber – A Thousand Questions Reduced to One: How to Win the Authorship Argument
Rick Waugaman – The Origins of Modern Literary Theory in the Repudiation of Autobiographical Readings of Shakespeare’s Sonnets
Earl Showerman – Hamlet’s Book Revisited: The Identity of the ‘Satiric Rogue’ Revealed
Roger Stritmatter – From Literary Encryptions to Handwriting, a Work in Progress
Paul Chambers – Employing Mathematics to Identify the Real Shakespeare
Robert Prechter — Was the Earl of Oxford Bisexual?
Rima Greenhill — Shakespeare, Elizabeth and Ivan: English-Russian Relations in Love’s Labours Lost
Tom Townsend — Finding the True Shakespeare: An Historical Perspective
Dorothea Dickerman – Shakespeare in Sicily: Part II of Traveling Together Through Shakespeare’s Italy
Michael Dudley – By the Rule of That Philosophy: Validating the Oxfordian Thesis Using Theories of Knowledge, Justification and Truth
Lyle Jennings Colombo – Two First Folio Poems and Three Other Texts Encrypted by John Dee
James Warren – Words, Words, Words: A More Accurate Understanding of Edward de Vere as Shakespeare
Cheryl Eagan-Donovan and Michael Delahoyde – Music and Lyrics by E.O.
Gabriel Ready — Ben Jonson’s Desk Fire in November 1623
Elisabeth Waugaman — Shakespeare’s French Obsession: New Historicism and the Authorship Debate
2022 Conference
The 2022 Annual Conference was held in person in Ashland, OR on September 22-25, 2022.
Bonner Miller Cutting – The Portrait That Time Forgot
Tongue-tied by Authorities: Library of Congress Vocabularies & the Authorship Question – Michael Dudley, William Boyle & Catherine Hatinguais
James Warren – Foundations of the Oxfordian Claim
Tom Woosnam – Teaching the Shakespeare Authorship Question
Dorothea Dickerman – The Roar of the Mouse: Anne Cecil de Vere & What She Tells Us About Shakespeare
Cheryl Eagan-Donovan – Henslowe, Alleyn, Burbage and Shakespeare: Staging the Myth
2022 Spring Symposium
The 2022 Spring Symposium was presented live on Zoom on Saturday, April 9, 2022.
Roger Stritmatter – Poetic Form As Code in the First Folio
James Warren – Building An Oxfordian Library
Cheryl Eagan-Donovan – A London Research Trip Report
Michael Delahoyde – When Shall We Laugh in Oxford’s Merchant of Venice? Never.
Katherine Chiljan – The First Folio Fraud
Alex McNeil — Authorship 101: Who Was Shakespeare?
Find talks from events going back to 2015 on our Youtube channel!
