THOUGHT FOR THE DAY LXIV: THE IMPLICIT WHITENESS OF SHAKESPEARE

In this video, we take a look at Jamie Lloyd's new West End interpretation of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, and examine why Lloyd's petulant attempt at garnering controversy in his "diversity casting" is completely against the spirit of Shakespeare.

The Elizabethan Theatre: An Arena of Political Incorrectness and a Lesson for our Times

The following text is a transcript of a speech I gave a few years ago at a meeting of the National Front. Although I am not a member of any political party, I am happy to speak at any meeting where the organisers are committed racial nationalists. My role, as I see it, is, in my own small way, to educate and cultivate those who have been failed by the Marxist-Liberal education system.

 

I wish to talk today about the Elizabethan theatre. Why the Elizabethan theatre? There are many reasons, which I will come to later on, but one is because it was a time when we had a homogenous society and a natural, organic culture and a theatre as good as that of the ancient Greeks. Incidentally, it’s nice to see the rise of the Golden Dawn in Greece and perhaps it will only be fitting if the European revival is born in the place that was the cradle of European civilization.