Taylor O'Toole of All Saints' Episcopal School of Fort Worth will be presenting her paper, "Sun Tzu's The Art of War in Richard III" at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

The Oakridge School is excited to announce that Taylor O’Toole of All Saints’ Episcopal School of Fort Worth will be presenting her paper, “Sun Tzu’s The Art of War in Richard III,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. Congratulations Taylor!

Taylor O'Toole
All Saints' Episcopal School

Taylor O’Toole is a senior at All Saints’ Episcopal School. Outside of school she participates in a theatre group called Kids Who Care where she has the opportunity to travel around the world performing for people. She has been involved with this group for 11 years. Taylor is an active member of All Saints’ Dance Company, Improv Club, International Thespian Society, and Tri M Society. In the future she plans to attend college and obtain a BFA in Musical Theatre with a minor in Business or Non-Profit Studies.

Taylor will be reading her paper during Session G of Block Two, “Evaluating Richard’s Rule: Machiavellian Instructions and More,” which will take place in Upper School room 205. 

Taylor O’Toole’s paper

Zoe Miller of The Oakridge School will be reading her paper, "Making Sense of Lady Anne," at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

The Oakridge School is proud to announce that one of its very own Owls, Zoe Miller, will be presenting her paper, “Making Sense of Lady Anne,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. Great job Zoe!

Zoe Miller
The Oakridge School

Zoe Miller is a sophomore at the Oakridge School and has been at Oakridge since 7th grade. She loves acting and has been involved in several Oakridge productions such as Alice in Wonderland, Macbeth, and The Bald Soprano, and she is assistant director of the Oakridge International Thespian Society. Zoe loves Shakespeare and has worked as a volunteer at the Trinity Shakespeare Festival, so she was excited to read Richard III in class this year. Zoe would like to pursue both theatre and literature as college majors. Her paper, “Making Sense of Lady Anne”, analyzes the character of Anne Neville with a specific focus on her interaction with Richard in Act 1, Scene 2 and whether or not she can be viewed as a sympathetic character.

Zoe will be reading her paper during Session E of Block One, “Gender Politics in Richard III,” which will take place at the upstairs part of the Library. We look forward to her presentation!

Zoe Miller’s paper