Look, th’ unfolding star calls up theshepherd. Put not yourself into amazement howthese things should be. All difficulties are but easywhen they are known. Duke,
Shakespeare’s final masterpiece, self-referencing yet universal, was written just five years before he died in 1616. It all kicks of with a shipwreck, as so
Pausing for a moment to make general historical remarks. Three years ago this time we were in our first weekend of the hard lock down
I finished the vintage print copy of Cymbeline last night right before I fell asleep. Quite a note to go out on! Never mind the
It often happens with the Shakespeare project that I’ll get some nice momentum going, plays are fun and easy to read, easy to find, and
Decades ago, when I was in my most larval phase of the Shakespeare Project, Henry V (1599) was the first play I ever watched for
Alas poor Yorick! Brevity is the soul of wit. For in that sleep of death what dreams may come,When we have shuffled off this mortal
Shakespeare is a bonnie bee in my bonnet that I could never shake loose, as a poet, a writer, the daughter of a very verbal
As You Like It? Yes, indeed I do! Another Shakespeare play I’ve never before seen or read (hanging head), but we all know many of
With this play I am now at a midpoint of the Shakespeare Project: at work number 20 of 40 (ish). Much Ado About Nothing is
