Jay and Paul dig into act two in this, their third episode in the series on Romeo and Juliet. Lots of great analysis and, as always, a noteworthy poem to start things off, this time by Tony Hoagland.

Paul and Jay work through act one of Romeo and Juliet to find the obvious but essential, subtle but consequential and lingering questions. This episode is an excellent short review act one with provocative reflections along the way.

This is episode one of our six-part series on teaching Romeo and Juliet. In it, we ask and answer three questions that every teacher ought to start with before jumping in with this great play by William Shakespeare.