It was the first play of his second and most celebrated tetralogy, (four plays that tell one continuous story), and it contained some of his most beautiful language. But is always stood in the shadow of another Richard as far as contemporary audiences are concerned.

Episode #26 | Aired 03.28.21It was his magical fantasy play featuring four lovers lost in an enchanted forest. It's been turned into operas and ballets and is one of the favorite plays of his to contemporary audiences. But Elizabethans were more...

Episode #25 | Aired 03.21.21It is easily his most forgotten play. In fact, I bet most of you reading this had never heard of it before. And though his company already had one version of this story of England’s least popular king committed to memory,...

Episode #24 | Aired 03.14.21It is probably the most well known play ever written. It's been turned into ballets, operas, films and television specials and has been told repeatedly for over 400 years. But even though it was an old story by the time...

It was called Shakespeare’s comedy of manners and contained more puns and word play than any other comedy he had written. Plus it has four different love stories. But its ending not only was shocking, it also hints at...

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Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors" Host: Shannon J Reilly Aired 02.14.21 on KSEF-DB

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