I was recently cleaning out my attic when I found a book with a very old piece of vellum in it. The book wasn’t very old but the page looked extremely ancient. It had alot of scribbles on it that were difficult to read at first. I was about to put it back when I noticed the initials W.S. on the bottom of the page. I think it might be William Shakespeare! Is there any authentication service I can call to confirm it?

Would it help if I posted what (I think) the writing says?

Please send me the e-mail address or telephone number of someone that you think can help me.

Thanks.

then why dont you get him to do this activity lol:))

Looks interesting Tim – quite a coup to pull something like this off.

But then the Almeida always does interesting stuff – as I saw when I visited London in the year 2000.

Best of luck with the production.

Dear Dana and friends of Shakespeare,

I hope I can encourage you to take an interest in a re-imagining of Shakespeare’s themes through rock music, classical music and spoken word to be staged at The Almeida Theatre this coming May in London:

http://sonnet155.com/

Very best wishes

Tim Arnold

…the readiness is all

Who would fardels bear to grunt and sweat under a weary life?
But that the dread of something after death. The underscover’d country from whose bourn no travelers return?
Puzzels the will…

I’ve tried to quote by heart. So, sorry for any mistake.
Many people do not “quit” living because they are afraid of what will they find out on the other side.

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