Journey into a tale of jealousy, loss, and ultimate redemption with Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale. King Leontes’ suspicions lead to tragedy, but a miraculous twist opens the path to forgiveness.

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 ...

The plot breaks into two halves and, whether you know that the sun will literally and metaphorically shine after the interval or not, the dark opening scenes can drag. Essentially we’re witness to ...

The Winter’s Tale is one of that strange group of Shakespeare plays that defies categorisation, and as such is often a favourite of directors wanting to push the boundaries with their interpretations ...