TTC Shakespeare - Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies

William Shakespeare: Comedies, Histories, Tragedies

Part I

01 Shakespeare Then and Now
02 The Nature of Shakespeare’s Plays
03 Twelfth Night: Shakespearean Comedy
04 Twelfth Night: Malvolio in Love
05 The Taming of the Shrew: Getting Married in the 1590s
06 The Taming of the Shrew: Kate Plays the Game
07 The Merchant of Venice: Courting the Heiress
08 The Merchant of Venice: Shylock
09 Measure for Measure: Sex in Society
10 Measure for Measure: Justice and Comedy
11 Richard III: Shakespearean History
12 Richard III: The Villain’s Career

Part II

13 Richard II: The Theory of Kingship
14 Richard II: The Fall of the King
15 Henry IV: All the King’s Men
16 Henry IV: The Life of Falstaff
17 Henry V: The Death of Falstaff
18 Henry V: The King Victorious
19 Romeo and Juliet: Shakespearean Tragedy
20 Romeo and Juliet: Public Violence and Private Bliss
21 Troilus and Cressida: Ancient Epic in a New Mode
22 Troilus and Cressida: Heroic Aspirations
23 Julius Caesar: The Matter of Rome
24 Julius Caesar: Heroes of History

Part III

25 Hamlet: The Abundance of the Play
26 Hamlet: The Causes of Tragedy
27 Hamlet: The Protestant Hero
28 Othello: The Design of the Tragedy
29 Othello: “0 Villainy!”
30 Othello: “The Noble Moor”
31 King Lear: “This Is the Worst
32 King Lear: Wisdom through Suffering
33 King Lear: ~Then We Go On
34 Macbeth: “Fair Is Foul
35 Macbeth: Musing on Murder
36 Macbeth: “Enter Two Murderers