This is a very accessible way to be a part of the artistic experience," said actor Phillip Shinn. "So much of life can be ...

Shakespeare wrote this phrase in his play "Love's Labour's Lost," written in the 1590s. It means what you think: the complete and utter truth. "Green Eyed Monster" Seen for the first time in 1603 ...

Archive research has revealed new information about a 16th Century comedian and his influence on William Shakespeare. Robert Armin began working with the Bard's acting troupe in the 1590s and ...

though they are debated to have been written in the 1590s. What can't be debated is the legacy Shakespeare has left behind, with his works still being widely read and performed hundreds of years ...

The others, often differing in numerous details, first appeared in the 1590s and early 1600s as cheap pamphlets called quartos. Nothing poetical in Shakespeare’s own handwriting survives (with ...

The location of William Shakespeare’s London home where the ... records to pinpoint where exactly Shakespeare lived during the 1590s. Marsh’s quest began after The Theatre, an Elizabethan ...

Subscribe in Apple Podcasts or another podcast player. In the 1590s, worried about future of his own country, Shakespeare turned to the story of the fall of the Roman Republic to examine themes of ...

Though Shakespeare's plays were already popular ... it's thought that Love's Labour's Won was written in the mid-1590s. This, in turn, would mean the play was most likely staged at The Theatre ...

In the 1590s the people going to see Shakespeare's plays would certainly have been talking among themselves about the big constitutional issue of their day. But the Queen, tetchy on the subject at ...

Since the floorboards were installed long before the 1590s, “this is likely to be the surface that Shakespeare was walking on,” Clark tells BBC News. “It’s this end of the hall where ...

In these beloved and gripping epic history plays from the 1590s, Shakespeare explores timeless questions about legitimate authority and how the private lives of rulers conflict with their public ...