The organization overseeing museums celebrating English playwright William Shakespeare ... England was named. Now Shakespeare, despite being born in 1564 and largely writing plays that took ...

and writing two or more plays a year, together with poetry such as his “Sugar’d Sonnets” for his aristocratic and royal patrons. Recommended William Shakespeare at 400: Why the First Folio ...

“Frequently,” William-Henry recalled in 1832, “my father would declare, that to possess a single vestige of the poet’s hand-writing ... Art Library International Two centuries after ...

The grave of William Shakespeare in Holy Trinity Church inscribed with the words "Good friend for Jisus sake forbeare,"To ...

Set in a pop art-covered Illyria, this gender-bending Shakespearean comedy will be performed by teen actors. In collaboration with Shared Radiance Performing Arts Company, Creative Greensboro is ...

You don't get this much swagger by holding back your insults. Image via Wikipedia. William Shakespeare gave the English ...

Though they know that he is dangerous, the followers help him advance to his goal, which is the possession of supreme power.” ...

In its pledge to ‘decolonize’ the Bard’s legacy, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has forsaken its historical mission in ...

Theatrical art like Shakespeare’s also leads us away from the fatuous life goal of the endless accumulation of wealth. In ...

For as long as there have been films, there have been movies based on Shakespeare. Whether you love "The Bard" or stay haunted by high school English classes, there's no denying that Shakespeare ...

Shakespeare’s parents had been Catholics, and the tension between the new and old religions can be seen in much of his work. William’s ... of Shakespeare’s writing was published.

"We're working across the curriculum - so we work with art, music, poetry, we've got events with Michael Rosen," said Sally Gray, project manager at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. "We've got ...