For as long as I’ve been doing this, people have wanted to discuss whether Shakespeare was gay. And Christopher Marlowe (although I think there’s more agreement there). Then there’s the debate about whether half the individual characters in Shakespeare’s works were trying to tell us something. But I seem to have ultimately missed the idea … Continue reading King James I Was Gay? How Did I Miss This?
[ Back to Shop ] “Cut him out in little stars and he will make the face of heaven shine so bright” – Romeo and Juliet “Doubt thou the stars are fire, doubt that the sun doth move” – Hamlet Treat yourself like a king (or queen!) of infinite space with this astronomy-inspired yet simple … Continue reading Shakespeare in Space Merchandise
[ Back to Shop ] Venture into the shadowy depths of ambition and fate with our exclusive “Straight Outta Birnam Wood” collection, inspired by Shakespeare’s gripping tale of power, guilt, and destiny, Macbeth. This unique line of merchandise celebrates the dark allure and timeless themes of one of Shakespeare’s most powerful tragedies, bringing the mystique … Continue reading Straight Outta Birnam Wood Merchandise
[ Back to Shop ] Dive deep into the heart of Shakespeare’s most thrilling dramas with our playful yet profound “Got Dagger?” design. Perfect for those who appreciate the darker, more complex themes of Shakespeare’s plays, this collection brings a touch of humor to the timeless tales of Macbeth, Hamlet, and Romeo and Juliet. It’s … Continue reading Got Dagger?
The book, designed for anyone involved in wedding planning, offers over a hundred carefully chosen Shakespeare quotes organized by speakers (e.g., the couple, father of the bride), occasions (e.g., vows, toasts), and meanings. It aims to enhance the wedding experience by providing meaningful and well-contextualized quotes. The content suggests incorporating Shakespearean lines in proposals, vows, sonnet readings during the ceremony, and even at the reception to add a touch of eloquence to the event. Additionally, it provides tips on delivering these lines effectively, urging readers to avoid merely reading from a paper for a more memorable performance.