Gill Stoker
Gill Stoker has been a tutor with The Open University's Arts Faculty since 1990.
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Shakespeare: Our Contemporary?
Comment posted by zz919172
05 May 2012
I believe Shakespeare is relevant because his stories is timeless, we all can identify with Hamlet, or Romeo and Juliet or even King Pericles or King Henry. He... Read more : Shakespeare: Our Contemporary?