What does it mean? You an enjoy the Bard's works seemingly anywhere these days, thanks to shakespeare festivals in cities big and small in almost every state. Who is Bard? Also, what does 'Put a littl

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What does it mean? You an enjoy the Bard's works seemingly anywhere these days, thanks to shakespeare festivals in cities big and small in almost every state. Who is Bard? Also, what does 'Put a little drama in your travels mean'? Thanks in advance!You can* enjoy the Bard's works seemingly anywhere these days, thanks to shakespeare festivals in cities big and small in almost every state. Who is Bard? Also, what does 'Put a little drama in your travels' mean?

16 jan. 2012 09:30

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Shakespeare is The Bard. You know, the word isn't capitalised for nothing.

16 januari 2012

Shakespeare is the bard in this sentence. It means a kind of poet, in British culture. Put drama in your travels means make your travels interesting and exciting somehow. Drama being a kind of performance. If in reference to the sentence about Shakespeare, it is kind of a wordplay, just meaning to enjoy Shakespearean culture (the festivals) while travelling.

16 januari 2012

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