including Shakespeare and his fellow King’s Men.” King James I of England. Image courtesy of Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Fund. William Herbert, the 3rd Earl of Pembroke and his ...

aged 27 Not long after one of Shakespeare’s career high-points - winning the patronage of the newly-crowned King James I - the death of his youngest brother Edmund at the young age of 27 will ...

The film explores Shakespeare's tragedy "Macbeth," emphasizing the theme of unchecked ambition and its destructive consequences. It highlights Macbeth's transformation from a noble figure into a ...

This is not the familiar Shakespeare of the time of Elizabeth ... from the masterworks of Jacobean theatre to the King James Bible to the work of John Donne. In government, science and finance ...

Doubting Thomases who blasphemously claim that Shakespeare didn’t write Shakespeare. King James, who took over as William’s patron after Elizabeth I’s death, had good taste at least in ...

For William Shakespeare, writing for two contrasting monarchs: Queen Elizabeth I and King James I (King James VI of Scotland) meant his works often concerned the political life of the nation.

Gretchen Minton's new book "Shakespeare in Montana" tackles the gravity in which the complete works of Shakespeare impacted ...

Joan Fitzpatrick on Wolf All? Shakespeare and food Shakespeare 400: Freedom of Speech or 'Nothing' - King Lear and Contemporary India Shakespeare 400: Shakespeare Beyond London Lines of Work ...