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The Holy Grail in Shakespeare’s England
with Sean Munger What did people in Shakespeare’s England think about the Holy Grail? Was it a sacred relic, a political symbol, or simply a fantastical legend? This week, we’re joined by historian and author Sean Munger to explore how the Grail myth evolved during...
What the Anne Hathaway Epitaph Reveals About Her Legacy
This week, we explore the legacy of Shakespeare’s wife, Anne Hathaway, through the only epitaph in the Shakespeare family plot that’s written in Latin and engraved on brass. Our guest, Katherine Scheil, walks us through the historical significance of Anne’s burial...
Feathers in Dress and Costume for the 16th-17th Century
with John Kuhn Faith there's a dozen of 'em, with delicate fine hats and most courteous feathers, which bow the head and nod at every man. - Alls Well That Ends Well (IV.5) Shakespeare’s plays often referenced fashion and feathers, including one memorable line in...



