Oberon Shakespeare Study Group Speaker’s
Bureau
The Oberon
Shakespeare Study Group is a local institution dedicated to studying the work
published under the pseudonym William Shakespeare, with particular interest in
the question of authorship. Our members are highly educated men and women who
have dedicated decades to the study of the intriguing puzzle of who wrote
Shakespeare. Many have had the results of their inquiry published and have
presented at national conferences on the topic. All revere the work of
Shakespeare and wish to learn more about the author and his milieu.
- Richard Joyrich, MD is an Oberon
founding member and lifelong devotee of the works of William Shakespeare.
He is president of the national organization, Shakespeare Oxford Society
and is steeped in knowledge of the plays having seen the entire
Shakespeare oeuvre several times. He is intimately familiar with the
politics of the anti-Stratfordian community. rjoyrich@aol.com
- Thomas Townsend is Oberon
treasurer and a researcher with particular insight into the human heart of
Shakespeare’s works. He will also present at the SF/SOS joint annual
conference in Washington DC. townsendtom2@gmail.com
- Linda Theil is Oberon
communications director, a journalist and blogger who has been fascinated
by the authorship question for over twenty years and who prides herself on
having a generalist’s understanding of the perils and pitfalls of the
authorship question. linda.theil@gmail.com
Links to
content:
Oberon
Shakespeare Study Group web log
June 6, 2011
English Speaking Union debate with Roland Emmerich
“Why was I
never told this” by Keir Cutler/Shakespeare Authorship Coalition
Anonymous
teaser/trailer