How European Politics Shaped Love’s Labour’s Lost with Special Guests At the Blue Boar Tavern

Michael Delahoyde – “Nothing”

Ron Roffel – How the Physical Construction of the First Folio Provides Clues to the Real Author

Christopher Carolan — A Comparable Pair

Dorothea Dickerman – Elizabeth Trentham and What She Tells Us About Shakespeare

Earl Showerman - From Horestes to Hamlet: Topical Allegories Relevant to Mary Queen of Scots

The Denver Hamlet - Panel Discussion with Chris Coleman, Leean Kim Torske, Brian Vaughn & Don Rubin

Roger Stritmatter — Theatres and Theatricality in the Audley End Annotations

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan – Katharine Eggar: A Forgotten Heroine

Robert Prechter – What Pieces Did the Earl of Oxford Contribute to the Christopher Marlowe Canon?

Ralph McDonald – Bacon’s Hand, Oxford’s Drama

Phoebe Nir – Who is Michael Drayton’s Unnamed ‘vertuous friend’?

Katherine Chiljan – Oxford’s Religious Portraits

Rima Greenhill – Oxford: His Russia

William S. Niederkorn – Discoveries in A Secular Tour of The Tempest

A Drink with Roger Stritmatter - His Research at Audley End in Essex

Time Travel to 16th Century London at the Blue Boar Tavern

Daniel Cowan – Edward de Vere and the Renaissance Art of Memory

Jonathan S. Jackson — The Moral and Spiritual Vision of Edward de Vere

Roger Stritmatter – Introducing the new Brief Chronicles Volume on Ben Jonson

Sky Gilbert – Shakespeare at Palazzo Te

Bonner Cutting – Hiding in Plain Sight: Ben Jonson and the Editors of Shakespeare’s First Folio

Christopher Carolan: A Comparable Pair

Something ‘Wicked’ This Way Comes – Towards A Metaunderstanding of the Shakespeare Authorship Debate

Finding Shakespeare from an Historical Perspective - An Authorship 101 Presentation by Tom Townsend

Penelope Rich as the Central Muse of the Elizabethan Sonnet Sequence – Matt Hutchinson

A Theory of Mind approach to the Shakespearean Sonnets: was Philip Sidney the fair youth?

The Literary Battle Over the First Published Works of William Shakespeare — David W. Richardson

“The 1604 Question” and more – Shelly Maycock

Hamlet: another Scottish Play? A drink with Earl Showerman at the Blue Boar Tavern

A chat with Oxfordian composer Daniel Steven Crafts & musician Jonathan David Dixon

The Ox-Tones — Who Will Believe My Verse in Time to Come? Sonnet 17

2024 Oxfordian of the Year: Bonner Miller Cutting

Shakespeare’s Villains at the Blue Boar Tavern

Heidi Jannsch, SOF Newsletter Editor

A Groatsworth of Robert Greene with Bob Prechter at the Blue Boar Tavern

Finding the True Shakespeare: An Historical Perspective — Tom Townsend

Ben Jonson’s Desk Fire in November 1623 — Gabriel Ready

Shakespeare, Elizabeth and Ivan: English-Russian Relations in Love’s Labours Lost — Rima Greenhill

Shakespeare’s French Obsession: New Historicism and the Authorship Debate — Elisabeth Waugaman

Was the Earl of Oxford Bisexual? — Robert Prechter

Christopher Marlowe and Francis Bacon: Who Are Those Guys? at the Blue Boar Tavern

Essex "Rebellion" Part 2 - The Aftermath with Hank Whittemore

The Earl of Oxford’s Italian Odyssey at the Blue Boar Tavern

Anne Vavasour & Elizabeth Trentham: Ladies' Night at the Blue Boar

Much Ado About Nothing: Shakespeare Illuminated

The Shakespeare Illuminated Series

The Essex Rebellion with Hank Whittemore at the Blue Boar Tavern

Shakespeare's Notes in Oxford's Hand? Roger Stritmatter at the Blue Boar Tavern

Roger Stritmatter: From Literary Encryptions to Handwriting, a Work in Progress

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan and Michael Delahoyde: Music and Lyrics by E.O.

Hamlet’s Book Revisited: The Identity of the ‘Satiric Rogue’ Revealed with Earl Showerman

Words, Words, Words: A More Accurate Understanding of Edward de Vere as Shakespeare by James Warren

Lyle Jennings Colombo: Two First Folio Poems and Three Other Texts Encrypted by John Dee

Ron Destro on The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne and Staging Shakespeare at Hedingham Castle

Paul Chambers: Employing Mathematics to Identify the Real Shakespeare

Shakespeare in Sicily: Traveling Together Through Shakespeare’s Italy Pt. 2, with Dorothea Dickerman

Ros Barber: A Thousand Questions Reduced to One: How to Win the Authorship Argument

Origins of Literary Theory in the Repudiation of Autobiographical Readings of Shakespeare’s Sonnets

Michael Dudley: Validating the Oxfordian Thesis Using Theories of Knowledge, Justification &Truth