A new hybrid literary genre has been flourishing for the last quarter century: Call it the “Proust (or George Eliot, or Jane Austen or W.H. Auden) and Me” school of criticism. An author injects ...

Perhaps you’ve been to Shakespeare in the Park before, but hast thou ever heard the fine and gentle words from those festivals uttered by… Sir Patrick Stewart?! Whilst in the midst of a worldwide ...

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Great kudos and appreciation for Kathleen Parker’s continued defense of the classics [“To cancel, or not to cancel: That is the question,” Wednesday Opinion, Feb. 17]. The badly misguided notion that ...

In November, the Book Review Book Club will read and discuss Maggie O’Farrell’s historical tear-jerker, about a death that shaped Shakespeare.

Theodore B. Leinwand, a professor of English at the University of Maryland at College Park, examines the process of reading Shakespeare, using John Keats’s well-documented studies of the Bard as a ...

On a spring night in 2018, I stood on a Manhattan sidewalk with friends, reading Shakespeare aloud. We were in line to see an adaptation of Macbeth and had decided to pass the time refreshing our ...

Sir Patrick Stewart has one of those voices where, even if he read the phone book (which is what people used to use before cell phones), it would be captivating. Factor in his nostalgia-friendly pop ...

One of the pleasures and marvels of reading Shakespeare now, 401 years after his death, comes from encountering a passage or even a line that resonates as if written today, as though to demonstrate ...

Actors read “The Two Gentlemen of Verona” at the Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles event. By C. Molly Smith Simply Shakespeare McCartney Wilson Hanks - H 2013 The event was the the 23rd annual Simply ...