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ESU plans Shakespeare Competition
The Monroe chapter of the English Speaking Union will hold its annual Shakespeare Competition on Sunday, Feb. 5 at the First United Methodist Church on Loop Rd. beginning at 2:00 pm. The competition will be held this year in conjunction with a featured presentation by Dr. Sandra Hill and Dr. Claudia Grimmell.
The English-Speaking Union of the United States is a non-profit, non-political educational organization, whose mission is to celebrate English as a shared language to foster global understanding and good will by providing educational and cultural opportunities for students, educators and members.
The English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition is a performance-based education program, where high school students nationwide read, analyze, perform and recite Shakespearean monologues and sonnets in as many as three qualifying stages [school, Branch (community) and national].
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