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The Shakespeare list at Cambridge has over two hundred books for the student, scholar and theatregoer. On this site you can browse key series and highlight titles and follow links to further sites. You will find details about our Shakespeare editions, textbooks, specialised studies and a whole range of books about the performance of Shakespeare. Our Shakespeare titles thrive within a flourishing tradition of books about modern staging and theatre history, and this emphasis informs our publishing.

	New Cambridge Shakespeare Our flagship edition of the plays and poems, the New Cambridge Shakespeare is aimed at students from upper school level and beyond, and sells in 90 countries worldwide...			Shakespeare Survey A world-renowned yearbook of study and production which has been published continously since 1948. Each issue is focussed on a theme or play of current interest and concludes with a review section of books and articles...

	Naxos AudioBooks Complete sound recordings of select Shakespeare plays, performed by world famous actors, are browseable under Naxos AudioBooks...			Cambridge School Shakespeare Cambridge School Shakespeare offers an active approach to classroom Shakespeare, enabling students to inhabit Shakespeare's imaginative world in accessible and creative ways...

	Shakespeare in Production Shakespeare in Production is a further series of play editions with extensive, detailed commentary on performance history...			Cambridge Student Guides A new series to equip students with the tools they need to study Shakespeare, presenting a wide range of background and contextual information...

	Companions to Shakespeare Among our highly successful series of Companions to Literature are six collections devoted to Shakespeare's works, context and afterlife on stage and film.
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	Cambridge Companions to Literature
	Cambridge Studies in Renaissance Literature and Culture