The play's plot may be disjointed, but there’s enough humor and poetic touches to make the Twin Cities parks tour worth ...

Since Shakespeare’s time, some critics and scholars have been unable to believe that a country boy from Stratford-Upon-Avon, who never went to University, ... Countess of Pembroke, ...

William Shakespeare’s “All’s Well That Ends Well” has long been grouped with the Bard’s so-called “problem plays” because it defies easy classification. Although the play has situations like those in ...

When it came to gender fluid plays, William Shakespeare was way ahead of the curve even 400 years ago. At the time, young males routinely played the female roles anyway. He had already made cross ...

Countess de Chambrun bases her romanticized tale of Shakespeare’s career on “two score years of personal research,” which includes a knowledge of the latest diggings among Shakespeare’s bones.

Deception and love troubles take center stage this summer as the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company bring the bard’s works to life for the 28th year. The annual Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival will feature ...