Think you know the Bard?

If Shakespeare’s plays are the only works of Renaissance drama you know,

you don’t know Renaissance drama or Shakespeare

Think you know the Bard?

If Shakespeare’s plays are the only works of Renaissance drama you know,

you don’t know Renaissance drama or Shakespeare

COMING SOON

Reprising a performance the Marlowe Society of America called “without question, one of the most dynamic ever seen” in Atlanta, Resurgens returns this autumn with a new staging of our most popular production, Doctor Faustus—Christopher Marlowe’s timeless tragedy of forbidden knowledge and devilish ambition. Directed by Dr. Brent Griffin, this (nearly) all-female production offers a stripped down, psychologically-driven version of the play, which irreverently reveals that “in hell is all manner of delight”… for a season.

All performances will be at our new venue, the historic Pythagoras Masonic Temple (108 E. Ponce de Leon Ave.) in Decatur.

Show dates are November 21-23 at 8:00 p.m., and November 24 at 2:00 p.m.

Tickets are only $20, and are available online below

or at the Box Office prior to the show.

Purchase Tickets

And now available from Georgia State University—Studies in the Literary Imagination 54.1 & 2, Death and Domesticity: Reassessing Domestic Dramas of the Renaissance. Published earlier this year, Resurgens’ long-awaited special issue features contributions from and surrounding our Death and Domesticity Conference, including essays by Emma K. Atwood, Ariane M. Balizet, Cheryl Birdseye, Ann Christensen, Brent Griffin, Molly Hand, Joseph L. Kelly, and Barbara Sebek. Order yours today at https://secure.touchnet.com/C20797_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=324&SINGLESTORE=true.

Think you know the Bard?

Think you know the Bard?

COMING SOON

RESURGENS 2024-2025: A MARLOWE FOR ALL SEASONS

Tamburlaine the Great, Parts One & Two

Doctor Faustus

The Jew of Malta

Edward II

The Massacre at Paris

“Black Is the Beauty of the Brightest Day” from Tamburlaine