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Tragedy by William Shakespeare - a sordid tale of revenge and political turmoil.

Titus Andronicus homepage

Shakespearean comedy about a good man who suffers the brunt of life's hostilities.

Pericles, Prince of Tyre homepage

Televisation of one of Shakespeare's lesser-performed plays.

Cymbeline homepage

The rise and fall of Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Written by William Shakespeare.

The Tragedy of Richard III homepage

The third and concluding part of Shakespeare鈥檚 Henry VI trilogy.

Henry VI - Part III homepage

Televised adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry VI - Part II

Henry VI - Part II homepage

Televised adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry VI - Part I

Henry VI - Part I homepage

Comedy by William Shakespeare; the only one of his plays set in England in his own time.

The Merry Wives of Windsor homepage

Televisation of Shakespeare's classic play starring Helen Mirren and Robert Lindsay.

Midsummer Night's Dream homepage

A love story set against the backdrop of the seemingly endless Trojan wars.

Troilus and Cressida homepage

Tragedy. The promotion of Othello sparks bitter jealousy in his supposed friend, Iago.

Othello homepage

Shakespeare's classic story of Mark Antony's obsessive love of Egypt's Queen Cleopatra.

Antony and Cleopatra homepage

'Problem' comedy. A woman goes to extraordinary lengths to win the man she loves.

All's Well That Ends Well homepage

Shakespeare's classic tale of betrayal, murder and revenge, set in Elsinore Castle.

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark homepage

Televisation of the play centred on the monarch Shakespeare admired above all others.

Henry V homepage

Classic play by William Shakespeare, starring Anthony Quayle and John Finch.

Henry IV, Part II homepage

Play by William Shakespeare, featuring the opportunistic miscreant, Sir John Falstaff.

Henry IV, Part I homepage

Classic play by William Shakespeare.

King Lear homepage

Televisation of William's Shakespeare's classic play, starring John Stride.

Henry VIII homepage

Derek Jacobi is King Richard II in the second of the 麻豆社's new productions of Shakespeare.

Richard II homepage