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Focus and Scope
Shakespeare in Southern Africa publishes articles, commentary and reviews on all aspects of Shakespearean studies and performance, with a particular emphasis on the response to Shakespeare in Southern Africa.
Section Policies
Articles
 Open Submissions |
Indexed |
Peer Reviewed |
Peer Review Process
Submissions are reviewed by at least two referees, who may be either Editorial Consultants or members of the Advisory Board. The practise of ‘blind’ reviewing is adhered to.
Publication Frequency
Annual publication
Editorial Board and Staff
EDITOR
Chris Thurman
MANAGING EDITOR
Laurence Wright
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Bev Cummings-Penlington
EDITORIAL CONSULTANTS
M. Beard (Rhodes)
L. de Kock (Stellenbosch)
N. Distiller (Cape Town)
C. Dymkowski (London)
E.R. Freed (Witwatersrand)
R. Frenkel (Johannesburg)
R.J. Gordon (London)
H. Grady (Arcadia)
R.F. Hall (Rhodes)
T. Hauptfleisch (Stellenbosch)
V. Houliston (Witwatersrand)
S.O. Iyasere (California)
C. Jeffery (NMMU)
J. McGregor (Rhodes)
N. Meihuizen (Zululand)
S. Narunksy-Laden (Johannesburg)
P. Newmark (Oxford)
B. Pearce (Durban)
D. Roux (Stellenbosch)
D. Schalkwyk (Folger)
G. Sourgen (Oxford)
M. Titlestad (Witwatersrand)
T. Tsomondo (Howard)
S. van Zyl (Witwatersrand)
S. Young (Cape Town)
M. Williams (UNISA)
About The Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa.
Established in 1987, Shakespeare in Southern Africa is the journal of the Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa. (See website at http://www.ru.ac.za/institutes/isea/shake/index.html) The Society helps people enjoy Shakespeare through theatrical and intellectual exploration, with particular attention to Shakespeare’s 'after-life' in Southern Africa. From its inception, the Society has actively striven to be more than a conventional ‘learned society’. Its activities serve the interests of a wide variety of people, from school pupils, teachers and university students, to Shakespeare enthusiasts, academics, theatrical people and cultural workers.
PATRONS
André Brink, M.C. Echeruo, Athol Fugard, Stephen Greenblatt, T.A. Guma, John Kani, Sydney Kentridge, Janet Suzman, Stanley Wells
HONORARY LIFE PRESIDENT
Laurence Wright
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Hildé Slinger
Brian Pearce
GENERAL EXECUTIVE
Professor Warren Snowball (President), Dr Chris Thurman (Vice President), Ms Brenda Keen (Treasurer), Professor Eddie Baart (Administrative Secretary), Professor Laurence Wright (Publications), Mrs Hildé Slinger (Editor Newsletter/OPAR), Mr Bruce Mann
Advisory Board
Jonathan Bate (Warwick), Jacques Berthoud (York), Thomas Docherty (Warwick), John Gouws (Rhodes), Peter Knox-Shaw, Meredith Skura (Rice), A.E. Voss (KwaZulu-Natal), Stanley Wells (Birmingham), Christopher Wortham (Western Australia)
General Executive of SSOSA
Warren Snowball (President SSOSA)
Nancy Church (Vice-President)
Laurence Wright (Chairman & Publications Director)
Louisa Clayton (Executive Director, Grahamstown Foundation)
Eddie Baart (Administrative Secretary, ex officio)
Chris Thurman (Editor, Shakespeare in Southern Africa)
Vernon Anderson or Leslie Howlett (alternate) (Cape Town)
Michele du Plessis-Hay (Potchefstroom)
Lynette Paterson (Grahamstown)
Bruce Mann (co-opted member and/or alternate for Rocky Mann (Port Elizabeth))
Rocky Mann (Port Elizabeth)
Elsé Radloff (East London)
Nancy Church (Durban)
Moira Winslow (Gauteng)