About This Event

Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare, a distinguished venue in Windsor, will be the setting for a compelling symposium exploring the profound connections between the Bard and the intellectual currents of interwar Britain. On Saturday, 27 June 2026, commencing at 10:00, this event promises a deep dive into how Shakespeare's timeless plays resonated with and informed the philosophical landscape of the United Kingdom during the period between the First and Second World Wars. A distinguished array of speakers will share their insights, illuminating the ways in which Shakespeare's works were interpreted, debated, and utilized within the evolving philosophical discourse of the time. Attendees can anticipate a rich and engaging discussion that bridges literary heritage with significant intellectual history. Ticket prices are accessible, with options ranging from complimentary entry to a modest £11.55, ensuring a broad audience can partake in this stimulating exploration.

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