SAT Conference 2017 - 7 - Shakespeare Authorship Question Q&A

Dr Ros Barber, Dr John Casson, Simon Miles and Alexander Waugh answer questions put to them at the Shakespearean Authorship Trust conference 2017. Chaired by Professor William Leahy.

Filming by Tim Pieraccini.

[davidw.montague]

Bravo to scholars with authentic wits, curiosity and game. Such the pleasantly reasonable and fascinating subject. Keep up the fine work.

[geoffJG]

I'm still totally amazed "The Stratfordian's" deny all the evidence and research using emotion over logic and evidence .

[modifiedcontent]

The Oxfordian theory is just as far-fetched as the Stratfordian theory. The only answer to the authorship question that makes total sense and is supported by all the historical evidence, without having to look for hidden clues and riddles, is that infamous playwright Christopher Marlowe wrote the plays from exile in Italy - and "Shakespeare" was an inside joke that all his theater colleagues were in on.