Written in the twilight of Shakespeare’s life, The Winter’s Tale is regarded as a problem play with good reason. A complex study of the nature of dualism, power, transgression and forgiveness, it ...
Shakespeare's THE WINTER’S TALE is notoriously difficult to do well. One of the Bard's later "problem plays," it essentially presents two different theatrical worlds: the first half is a tragedy ...
When the King of Sicilia becomes convinced his pregnant wife has been unfaithful, the royal baby is smuggled to the coast of Bohemia where an old shepherd finds her and renames her Perdita. Sixteen ...
“The Winter’s Tale” is regarded as one of William Shakespeare’s great romances but it was originally categorized as a comedy. While there is humor and romance, tragedy and drama are also present. The ...
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