The censorship laws of the UAE have stifled the voices of many; yet, Shakespeare performances within the country are providing an outlet to discuss the taboo.
Shakespeare and Censorship in the UAE
Harika Kollipara
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Gloria is a first year Plan II and business major from Allen, TX! She recently joined the Orator as a graphic designer and she says she likes graphic design because it challenges her to be more creative. In her free time Gloria enjoys listening to podcasts and music, reading, and collecting plushies. We’re so glad to have you on our staff, Gloria!
On Saturday morning, Black Lives Matter Plaza was the scene of jubilation as thousands converged to celebrate President Donald Trump being denied a second term. In a scene reminiscent of pre-COVID concert halls, the plaza, which is located a stone’s throw away from the White House, was overflowing with Washingtonians from all walks of life dancing, playing music, popping champagne bottles, or simply observing the festivities. In the background, rancorous honking from passing vehicles could be heard.
Charles is a finance and math double major from Houston who enjoys hiking and writing about economic, domestic, and foreign policy as well as philosophy. Fun fact: Charles is an Eagle Scout! We’re so glad to have you on our staff!
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