Shakespeare Uncovered

Season 3

6 episodes · Oct 12, 2018

The final season investigates Much Ado About Nothing, The Merchant of Venice, Measure for Measure, Julius Caesar, The Winter’s Tale and Richard III.

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  • Much Ado About Nothing with Helen Hunt
    S3E1

    Much Ado About Nothing with Helen Hunt

    Oct 12, 201853m

    Helen Hunt explores how “Much Ado About Nothing” became one of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies.

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  • The Merchant of Venice with F. Murray Abraham
    S3E2

    The Merchant of Venice with F. Murray Abraham

    Oct 12, 201853m

    F. Murray Abraham untangles the controversies surrounding “The Merchant of Venice,” addressing the ubiquitous anti-Semitism that characterized Europe in Shakespeare’s time.

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  • Measure for Measure With Romola Garai
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    Measure for Measure With Romola Garai

    Oct 19, 201853m

    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.

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  • Julius Caesar with Brian Cox
    S3E4

    Julius Caesar with Brian Cox

    Oct 19, 201853m

    Brian Cox looks at Shakespeare's most revered political play, “Julius Caesar,” to analyze what can be learned about freedom and tyranny today.

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  • The Winter's Tale with Simon Russell Beale
    S3E5

    The Winter's Tale with Simon Russell Beale

    Oct 26, 201853m

    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.

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  • Richard III with Antony Sher
    S3E6

    Richard III with Antony Sher

    Oct 26, 201853m

    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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