Shakespeare Full Circle

Today Uncle Will takes a closer look at beauty, deception and transformation with his "Dark Lady"...

Today we find Uncle Will in a melancholy mood as he thinks back over some of the regrets in his life.

Today Uncle Will turns his attentions to matters of the "L-Word'" ...Not Love, exactly, but somewhere a bit lower.

Today we find Uncle Will in a rather reflective mood as he turns his quill to the very nature of Love in sonnet 116.

Today we find Uncle Will absolutely exhausted and looking forward to a good night's sleep...until his mind begins to wander...

Today Uncle Will is in a thoughtful mood in the first of his sonnets, talking about Beauty, Responsibility, & The Birds & The Bees.

In this episode we find Uncle William rather smitten as he pens his most famous Sonnet 18, "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"

As we enter a new series of episodes, host Qarie Marshall takes us on an in-depth journey through the dramatically rich sonnets of Uncle Will. We begin with Shakespeare's dark poem of self-pity brightened by memories of love: Sonnet 29.

In Today's final episode in our 4th series, we don the greasepaint & tread the boards for a look at how we now see the world a little differently. "All the world's a Stage," after all.

In today's penultimate episode in our 4th series, we travel through no less than six of Uncle Will's plays to find the origin of "Fair Play" & "Foul Play".