Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In this circa 1754 illustration, two women scold Richard III in Shakespeare's play. Universal History Archive/Getty Images) ...

What does it mean to see the "rudely stamped... deformed, unfinished" body of Richard III on stage? Even Shakespeare's contemporaries didn't quite know how to answer this question. The prevailing view ...

The Curtain has revealed the complete cast and creative team for their all-new adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Richard ...

New Haven’s Elm Shakespeare Company is the grandest and most popular of all the state’s outdoor Shakespeare companies, drawing tens of thousands of people to its shows each year and staging the plays ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — The University of Montana Western will host Shakespeare in the Schools for two performances of Richard III on Dec. 10 along with a free workshop between shows. Directed by Riley ...

Even if you have never seen a production of William Shakespeare‘s “Richard III” you know and probably adore some version of him. The Bard’s villain of villains echoes throughout entertainment, ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - William Shakespeare excoriated Richard III, the last king of England to die in battle more than 500 years ago, with vibrant verbiage: a "foul bunch-back'd toad," "deformed, ...

(THE CONVERSATION) Written around 1592, William Shakespeare’s play “Richard III” follows the reign of England’s infamous monarch and charts the path of a charismatic, cunning figure. As a scholar of ...

“I am determined to prove a villain,” Richard III famously tells us at the very top of the Shakespearean drama that bears his name, justifying his choice by himself being “rudely stamped,” “not shaped ...