It's time to answer your questions about A Winter's Tale!

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The scars don’t disappear. But after Leontes’ rage, this tragedy turns toward reunion and resurrection. 

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

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

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

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

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

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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.

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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.

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

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