The final season investigates Much Ado About Nothing, The Merchant of Venice, Measure for Measure, Julius Caesar, The Winter’s Tale and Richard III.
#1 | 12.10.2018Episode 1 (
Much Ado About Nothing with Helen Hunt)
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Helen Hunt explores how “Much Ado About Nothing” became one of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies.
#2 | 12.10.2018Episode 2 (
The Merchant of Venice with F. Murray Abraham)
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F. Murray Abraham untangles the controversies surrounding “The Merchant of Venice,” addressing the ubiquitous anti-Semitism that characterized Europe in Shakespeare’s time.
#3 | 19.10.2018Episode 3 (
Measure for Measure With Romola Garai)
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Romola Garai explores “Measure for Measure,” one of Shakespeare's most provocative plays. It presents a surprisingly timely drama of sexual morality, hypocrisy and harassment.
#4 | 19.10.2018Episode 4 (
Julius Caesar with Brian Cox)
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Brian Cox looks at Shakespeare's most revered political play, “Julius Caesar,” to analyze what can be learned about freedom and tyranny today.
#5 | 26.10.2018Episode 5 (
The Winter's Tale with Simon Russell Beale)
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Simon Russell Beale uncovers the romance and betrayals of "The Winter's Tale" and shows that in this play Shakespeare offers something for which everyone longs: the ability to make amends for an irreversible mistake.
#6 | 26.10.2018Episode 6 (
Richard III with Antony Sher)
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Antony Sher unveils the life of Shakespeare's "Richard III," comparing the historical king's reputation with the play's enduring portrait of ruthless ambition and vengeance.
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