
Shakespeare Report: Love’s Labours Lost
After weeks with the history plays, wading around in battlefield muck and trying to avoid bloody heads in burlap bags, it was a boon to
After weeks with the history plays, wading around in battlefield muck and trying to avoid bloody heads in burlap bags, it was a boon to
So glad the pandemic is winding down! When I dip back into American news and social media, this seems to be the main current of
Now is the winter of our discontent …. Everyone knows this opening line to Richard III, spoken by king himself, in monologue direct to the
It’s a sure testament to Shakespeare’s sleek language that I keep watching the three-hour histories. If facts are dull, the language sings them awake. Like
Macbeth is well down in my lineup. As I am trying to read and watch the Shakespeare oeuvre in chronological order, and Macbeth in every
I know, everyone was just waiting for my little book report about King Henry VI, Part 1, the sixth Shakespearean play of the 42 I