The Bard would close things happily for Albuquerque, which means horribly for Walt & co.

Human writers are expensive, and they eventually die. AI is cheaper, and will never join a union.

The award-winning director discusses her upcoming projects and how she approaches storytelling across media, from Broadway musicals to Shakespeare. 

For as long as the Shakespeare play has been staged, it’s been referencing contemporary political leaders.

The qualities for which live theater is celebrated—audiences responding with laughter, tears, gasps, and coughs—accelerate its danger. But the Broadway shutdown could be good for plays.

Celebrities are celestial because of Shakespeare. And because of Chaucer. And because of the weird workings of the movie camera.

Comparing the series finale to Shakespeare, Moby-Dick, and ... Curious George?