Dates for 2016 Shakespeare exhibit announced
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Dates for 2016 Shakespeare exhibit announced

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The official dates for the exhibition of a 392 year-old folio of William Shakespeare’s works have been announced.
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The National Music Museum and the University of South Dakota announced that “First Folio! The book that gave us Shakespeare” national tour will be free and open to the public at the NMM from March 7 to April 3, 2016.

University and NMM officials first announced USD had been chosen for the exhibition Feb. 26, almost seven months after project participants held their first planning session to bring the tour to USD.

The 1623 edition contains 36 of Shakespeare’s plays including “The Tempest,” “Macbeth” and “How You Like It.” While on display at USD, multiple events at the NMM will be hosted to complement the exhibition, including lectures and musical demonstrations.

Darlene Farabee, the project director and the chair of the English department at USD, said in a press release April 23 she was pleased the “first hand rarity” would be able to be seen by people from around the Siouxland who decide to travel to Vermillion.

“From Shakespeare fans to students studying the Bard’s plays for the first time, this exhibit is a rare opportunity for people to experience one of the most influential books in history,” Farabee said. 

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Malachi Petersen is a graduate student at the University of South Dakota getting his master's degree in public administration. He received his bachelor's degree in May of 2017 from USD, majoring in political science and journalism. Malachi worked at The Volante from August 2013 to January 2017 in various capacities, including as the 2016 editor-in-chief, before leaving the editorial side of the publication to run for Student Government Association to represent the graduate school. He's worked as an intern at the Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Company in Vermillion, SD; the Bemidji Pioneer in Bemidji, MN; Argus Leader Media in Sioux Falls, SD; the San Antonio Express-News in San Antonio, TX, and as a freelance writer for the Sioux Falls Business Journal. His articles have been published by multiple news organizations across the United States, including The Associated Press and USA Today. Malachi is from Lawton, IA.
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