Come with us on a 4-part exploration of the work of Shakespeare. In this series we will be exploring<ul><li>The Law of Nature and the Law of Drama,</li><li>Levels of Meaning in Shakespeare</li><li>What is in a Shakespeare Sonnet</li><li>and Shakespeare&#39;s Sacred Places</li></ul> William Shakespeare, or the Bard of Avon, is considered one of the greatest playwrights, poets and actors ever born; and is often regarded as the greatest writer in the English language as well as the world&#39;s greatest dramatist. He is a writer of many plays, sonnets, narrative poems and other major works and verses which have been translated into countless languages and performed throughout the ages.Shakespeare remains arguably the most influential writer in the English language with his works continuing to be studied and reinterpreted in modernity.Join us as we take an exciting trip into the world of Shakespeare.

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In Shakespeare’s England there continued a consciousness of a correspondence between the order of Nature and the human order, inherited from the Middle Ages. Human events and a universal unfolding of time were connected. This understanding is reflected in the heated debates over Church and state at that time, and in the jurisprudence debates over written and unwritten law

In Shakespeare’s England there continued a consciousness of a correspondence between the order of Nature and the human order, inherited from the Middle Ages. Human events and a universal unfolding of time were connected. This understanding is reflected in the heated debates over Church and state at that time, and in the jurisprudence debates over written and unwritten law

Dr Joseph Milne, the Law of Nature and the Law of Drama

Come with us on a 4-part exploration of the work of Shakespeare. In this series we will be exploring

The Law of Nature and the Law of Drama,
Levels of Meaning in Shakespeare
What is in a Shakespeare Sonnet
and Shakespeare's Sacred Places


William Shakespeare, or the Bard of Avon, is considered one of the greatest playwrights, poets and actors ever born; and is often regarded as the greatest writer in the English language as well as the world's greatest dramatist. He is a writer of many plays, sonnets, narrative poems and other major works and verses which have been translated into countless languages and performed throughout the ages.

Shakespeare remains arguably the most influential writer in the English language with his works continuing to be studied and reinterpreted in modernity.

Join us as we take an exciting trip into the world of Shakespeare.