Mayor of London visits King's exhibition

The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson MP, visited King's newly opened exhibition, By me William Shakespeare, a life in writing , last week. The Mayor was given a guided tour of the four rooms of the exhibition by Professor Gordon McMullan, Director of the London Shakespeare Centre at King's and one of the show's co-curators. (Pictured above: Mayor of London Boris Johnson is shown around the exhibition by Professor Gordon McMullan, Director, London Shakespeare Centre at King's. Photographer: Kate Anderson) By me William Shakespeare: A life in writing , is now open in the Inigo Rooms, Somerset House East Wing. The exhibition, in partnership with The National Archives, brings together nine priceless Shakespeare documents that detail six key moments in the playwright's career. (Pictured left: The Mayor stands by Shakespeare's last will and testament. Photographer: Kate Anderson) Asked what he thought about the exhibition, Mr Johnson said, 'It's excellent'.
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