@TheRSC Stratford-upon-Avon

As Teaching Shakespeare week continues, we want to know who was your inspiring Teacher and how did they inspire you? #teachingshakespeare

9:04AM Wed, May 16 2012

@astraella Wherever my heart is ...

Mrs Massey my GCSE and AS English teacher, she made literature come alive and took us on an RSC trip from the North to Stratford!

9:08AM Wed, May 16 2012

@lauren_emily

@cmichael_ @SarahFirby @samwynner @Aileash we have to mention Mrs Woods!

9:08AM Wed, May 16 2012

@sasbongo wolverhampton, UK

Dr. Sara Serpell. The most wonderful Shakespeare scholar ever! A S-o-A resident too! would you agree @JNRaeside?

9:09AM Wed, May 16 2012

@kathytre

Simon Trinder gave me the courage to apply for Drama School. Got in, now an actor.

9:09AM Wed, May 16 2012

@CC08ABC UK

Mrs Ingram, took the class to see a midsummer nights dream and Romeo and Juliet, her obvious love of English inspired me to teach

9:09AM Wed, May 16 2012

@Aamirmaus Germany

I know, my daughter read Shakespeare in school. I wish, I would have, too. so I missed a lot of years.

9:11AM Wed, May 16 2012

@cmichael_ Wakefield/London

@TheRSC YES! she genuinely thinks Hamlet is the greatest thing to ever happen and openly wept when we read the 2nd soliloquy

9:11AM Wed, May 16 2012

@kathytre

Chukwudi Iwuji's Henry the V1 gave me the inspiration to start training. Went to Drama school in my 50s. Now acting!

9:11AM Wed, May 16 2012

@lauren_emily

@TheRSC AND, as far as I can remember she has seen 14 different productions of Hamlet

9:13AM Wed, May 16 2012

@helygen

Miss M Homer Beckett (honestly!) was a truly inspiring teacher: she put meaning & passion into the words, brought the texts to life

9:13AM Wed, May 16 2012

@LifeOnTwit Guildford and Norwich

was introduced in primary school but wasn't actually inspired by the creative posibilities until 9 years later by @PaulChesterton

11:46AM Wed, May 16 2012

@EchoTheatre

#teachingshakespeare Ms.O'Meara from New Zealand came to a small town in Canada and let me, a girl of 15, read the part of Macbeth

11:52AM Wed, May 16 2012

@oscar_owen

Miss Shirley from year 7. She was the first person to sit me down and go "Look this is Shakespeare" I've loved it even since

12:30PM Wed, May 16 2012

@TheatreJunkiee Huntsville, AL

My Mom aka Mrs Gates! Reading as my high school lit teacher, and taking me to every production she could find. #teachingshakespeare

12:34PM Wed, May 16 2012

@MeadeClaire Camberwell, London

Henry V is one of my absolute favourites and I can still recite it thanks to @SusanElkinJourn! #teachingshakespeare

1:09PM Wed, May 16 2012

@tazzeel

I would like to say thank you to the RSC for inspiring my boys to love Shakespeare-we have enjoyed lots of productions in Stratford

3:58PM Wed, May 16 2012

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As Teaching Shakespeare week continues, we want to know who was your inspiring Teacher and how did they inspire you? #teachingshakespeare

Mrs Massey my GCSE and AS English teacher, she made literature come alive and took us on an RSC trip from the North to Stratford!

@cmichael_ @SarahFirby @samwynner @Aileash we have to mention Mrs Woods!

Dr. Sara Serpell. The most wonderful Shakespeare scholar ever! A S-o-A resident too! would you agree @JNRaeside?

Simon Trinder gave me the courage to apply for Drama School. Got in, now an actor.

Mrs Ingram, took the class to see a midsummer nights dream and Romeo and Juliet, her obvious love of English inspired me to teach

I know, my daughter read Shakespeare in school. I wish, I would have, too. so I missed a lot of years.

@TheRSC YES! she genuinely thinks Hamlet is the greatest thing to ever happen and openly wept when we read the 2nd soliloquy

Chukwudi Iwuji's Henry the V1 gave me the inspiration to start training. Went to Drama school in my 50s. Now acting!

@TheRSC AND, as far as I can remember she has seen 14 different productions of Hamlet

Miss M Homer Beckett (honestly!) was a truly inspiring teacher: she put meaning & passion into the words, brought the texts to life

was introduced in primary school but wasn't actually inspired by the creative posibilities until 9 years later by @PaulChesterton

#teachingshakespeare Ms.O'Meara from New Zealand came to a small town in Canada and let me, a girl of 15, read the part of Macbeth

Miss Shirley from year 7. She was the first person to sit me down and go "Look this is Shakespeare" I've loved it even since

My Mom aka Mrs Gates! Reading as my high school lit teacher, and taking me to every production she could find. #teachingshakespeare

Henry V is one of my absolute favourites and I can still recite it thanks to @SusanElkinJourn! #teachingshakespeare

I would like to say thank you to the RSC for inspiring my boys to love Shakespeare-we have enjoyed lots of productions in Stratford

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

As Teaching Shakespeare week continues, we want to know who was your inspiring Teacher and how did they inspire you? #teachingshakespeare

Mrs Massey my GCSE and AS English teacher, she made literature come alive and took us on an RSC trip from the North to Stratford!

@cmichael_ @SarahFirby @samwynner @Aileash we have to mention Mrs Woods!

Dr. Sara Serpell. The most wonderful Shakespeare scholar ever! A S-o-A resident too! would you agree @JNRaeside?

Simon Trinder gave me the courage to apply for Drama School. Got in, now an actor.

Mrs Ingram, took the class to see a midsummer nights dream and Romeo and Juliet, her obvious love of English inspired me to teach

I know, my daughter read Shakespeare in school. I wish, I would have, too. so I missed a lot of years.

@TheRSC YES! she genuinely thinks Hamlet is the greatest thing to ever happen and openly wept when we read the 2nd soliloquy

Chukwudi Iwuji's Henry the V1 gave me the inspiration to start training. Went to Drama school in my 50s. Now acting!

@TheRSC AND, as far as I can remember she has seen 14 different productions of Hamlet

Miss M Homer Beckett (honestly!) was a truly inspiring teacher: she put meaning &amp; passion into the words, brought the texts to life

was introduced in primary school but wasn't actually inspired by the creative posibilities until 9 years later by @PaulChesterton

#teachingshakespeare Ms.O'Meara from New Zealand came to a small town in Canada and let me, a girl of 15, read the part of Macbeth

Miss Shirley from year 7. She was the first person to sit me down and go "Look this is Shakespeare" I've loved it even since

My Mom aka Mrs Gates! Reading as my high school lit teacher, and taking me to every production she could find. #teachingshakespeare

Henry V is one of my absolute favourites and I can still recite it thanks to @SusanElkinJourn! #teachingshakespeare

I would like to say thank you to the RSC for inspiring my boys to love Shakespeare-we have enjoyed lots of productions in Stratford

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Miss M Homer Beckett (honestly!) was a truly inspiring teacher: she put meaning & passion into the words, brought the texts to life