Shakespeare wrote about 38 plays in his lifetime, including a few collobrations with other playwrights. He also penned 154 sonnets, and numerous narrative poems.

Hamlet (1603) To read or not to read Hamlet, that is not the question, for this play - often considered Shakespeare's greatest work - is a shockingly timeless exploration of intense themes such as ...

In the printed program, James said in an interview that Shakespeare shelved the play before he died and it was never produced until 125 years after his death. As a result, it lacks the Bard’s ...

These characters are caught up in that journey of discovery of not only what love is, but of themselves.” To Mendes, “The play explores the flaws and the complications of a romance.