Shakespeare and Tourism: Place, Memory, Participation is the first book-length academic publication that expands the ongoing exploration of cultural tourism related to Shakespeare in the direction of non-English speaking cultures, and it does so in an emphatically interdisciplinary framework. The volume calls attention to Shakespeare tourism as cultural practice and part of a &lsquo;media circuit&rsquo;/transmedia communication as it highlights the contribution of this cultural and creative practice to defining, redefining, enlivening &ndash; in other words, making &ndash; sites of culture and heritage.<br />&nbsp;