The Play's the Thing

This week: Does Shakespeare have a philosophy? He does, and he demonstrates it here through a discussion of flowers.

This week, Leontes gets what he wants and loses everything. But hope arrives in the most unexpected place.

What would you do if your king (falsely) accused his queen of infidelity? Bravery and cowardice both show themselves in Leontes’s palace.

Join us for this hidden classic from late in Shakespeare’s career. What begins with toxic masculinity ends with rebirth.

This week Tim is joined by a family of Shakespeare fans who are full of questions, including, "How many words did Shakespeare create?"

William Shakespeare is the most celebrated dramatist in the English language, perhaps any language. But who was the man behind the plays? Part two of two.

William Shakespeare is the most celebrated dramatist in the English language, perhaps any language. But who was the man behind the plays? Part one of two.

Join the "All's Well" crew as they answer listener questions!

Do we believe in the sincerity of the marriage that ends this play? Were Matt's predictions correct? Is it true that all's well that end's well? Join us as we discuss Act V of this fascinating play.