Al Van Helden, History professor, during Twelfth Night at Baker Shakespeare, Rice University
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Albert Van Helden, Rice University’s Dept. of History, in an outdoor performance of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth night, a production affiliated with Baker College. Professor Van Helden is standing on a stage, dressed in Elizabethan garb, and wearing sunglasses, gesturing dramatically towards the camera. An audience member can be seen in the foreground, with others seated and standing on the lawn beyond him. Pennants strung from a line are visible above the surrounding trees. Original resource is a black and white photograph.
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Starting in the spring of 1970, with the help of College Master Charles W. Philpott, Charles Becker and Ed Dickinson began Baker College’s yearly Baker Shakespeare. Baker College also hosts a Shakespeare Fair and a Feast for Baker and Jones College seniors in conjunction with their yearly play.
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People; Rice University--History; Van Helden, Albert; Rice University--Faculty; Historians--Texas--Houston; More... Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. Twelfth night; College and school drama; Baker College--History; Van Helden, Albert--Faculty; Rice University. Department of History
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