Julius Caesar - Episode Four
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Presented in four weekly episodes, Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s best known and most oft-quoted plays, chronicling the political and moral crisis of Brutus and his fellow conspirators as they plot to murder Caesar to prevent a dictatorship. First performed in 1599, this timeless play examines the razor-thin line between power and corruption, duty and ambition, and the perils of a state divided.
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Julius Caesar - Episode Three
Shakespeare@ Home Podcast
Presented in four weekly episodes, Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s best known and most oft-quoted plays, chronicling the political and moral crisis of Brutus and his fellow conspirators as they plot to murder Caesar to prevent a dictatorship. First performed in 1599, this timeless play examines the razor-thin line between power and corruption, duty and ambition, and the perils of a state divided.
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Julius Caesar - Episode Two
Shakespeare@ Home Podcast
Presented in four weekly episodes, Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s best known and most oft-quoted plays, chronicling the political and moral crisis of Brutus and his fellow conspirators as they plot to murder Caesar to prevent a dictatorship. First performed in 1599, this timeless play examines the razor-thin line between power and corruption, duty and ambition, and the perils of a state divided.
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Julius Caesar - Episode One
Shakespeare@ Home Podcast
Presented in four weekly episodes, Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s best known and most oft-quoted plays, chronicling the political and moral crisis of Brutus and his fellow conspirators as they plot to murder Caesar to prevent a dictatorship. First performed in 1599, this timeless play examines the razor-thin line between power and corruption, duty and ambition, and the perils of a state divided.
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The Tempest - Episode Four
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Presented in four weekly episodes, The Tempest is an epic story of shipwrecks, monsters, and magic, weaving a timeless tale of revenge, redemption, and the power of forgiveness. A masterpiece by William Shakespeare, first performed in 1611, The Tempest is believed to be the last play that Shakespeare wrote alone.
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The Tempest - Episode Three
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Presented in four weekly episodes, The Tempest is an epic story of shipwrecks, monsters, and magic, weaving a timeless tale of revenge, redemption, and the power of forgiveness. A masterpiece by William Shakespeare, first performed in 1611, The Tempest is believed to be the last play that Shakespeare wrote alone.
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The Tempest - Episode Two
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Presented in four weekly episodes, The Tempest is an epic story of shipwrecks, monsters, and magic, weaving a timeless tale of revenge, redemption, and the power of forgiveness. A masterpiece by William Shakespeare, first performed in 1611, The Tempest is believed to be the last play that Shakespeare wrote alone.
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The Tempest - Episode One
Shakespeare@ Home Podcast
Presented in four weekly episodes, The Tempest is an epic story of shipwrecks, monsters, and magic, weaving a timeless tale of revenge, redemption, and the power of forgiveness. A masterpiece by William Shakespeare, first performed in 1611, The Tempest is believed to be the last play that Shakespeare wrote alone.
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Richard II - Episode Three
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After Richard's capture at the hands of Henry Bolingbroke's army, he and his friends are tried in a kangaroo court. As his allies abandon him, Richard is forced to abdicate the crown and is conveyed to the Tower of London. But Bolingbroke's hold on power is tenuous and he sees conspiracies in every corner of the realm. As resistance mounts, Henry is forced to ask the unthinkable: "Who will rid me of this living fear?"
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Richard II - Episode Two
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Bolingbroke returns from exile at the front of a hostile army. With the dire threat of civil war looming, Richard loses control and falls to pieces as his allies abandon him for Bolingbroke.
info_outlinePresented in four weekly episodes, Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s best known and most oft-quoted plays, chronicling the political and moral crisis of Brutus and his fellow conspirators as they plot to murder Caesar to prevent a dictatorship. First performed in 1599, this timeless play examines the razor-thin line between power and corruption, duty and ambition, and the perils of a state divided.