The Blue Boar Tavern is an online Oxfordian pub.
Join this lively, sometimes irreverent, gathering of Oxfordians and others over a pint to talk about their favorite non-author (hint: initials are WS) and favorite actual author (EdeV).
The tavern convenes monthly and is open to all on the SOF mailing list. Come to the Blue Boar and share a pint with regulars Bonner Cutting, Dorothea Dickerman, Alex McNeil, Phoebe Nir, and bartender Jonathan Dixon! (Not on our mailing list? Sign up here!)
Missed a live Blue Boar Tavern episode or want to watch an episode again? No worries, you can catch that missed or favorite episode and others by scrolling below!
COMING UP
Wednesday, Feb 5, Roger Stritmatter returns to talk about handwriting analysis.
Wednesday, March 5, in honor of Women’s History Month, the BBT crew will discuss Loves Labors Lost (1598 first quarto spelling) with Elisabeth Waugaman on the French political allusions and Rima Greenhill on the Russian political allusions in the play.
Thursday, April 17, in honor of Oxford’s birthday month this year’s BBT party will host Cheryl Eagan-Donovan to discuss Oxford’s renaissance music.
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VISIT THE TAVERN
Join us live! Chat with your fellow authorship enthusiasts and pass notes to those at the bar. Everyone on our email list is welcome to attend.
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Time Travel to
16th Century London
Earl Showerman returns!
Hamlet: another
Scottish Play?
Shakespeare's Villains
Bob Prechter returns!
A Groatsworth of Robert Greene
Christopher Marlowe and Francis Bacon:
Who Are Those Guys?
Part 2 of Hank Whittemore:
The Essex "Rebellion" Aftermath
The Earl of Oxford’s Italian Odyssey
Ladies' Night:
Anne Vavasour & Elizabeth Trentham
Hank Whittemore:
The Essex "Rebellion"
Roger Stritmatter: Shakespeare's Notes in Oxford's Hand?
Authorship Q&A
Robert Prechter: Oxford's Voices
Two Lawyers and Two Theatre People Walk into a Bar...
A Drink with Elizabeth Winkler: Literary Taboos and Doubting Shakespeare
Gabriel Harvey, Penelope Rich, Fulke Greville, & Philip Sidney
Pseudonymity:
What's in a Name?
University Wits &
Fisher's Folly Fellows
