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Jason King Jones talks about how Shakespeare's plays were, in a way, actually written for kids, as young children likely took the stage to play the role of some of the playwright’s famous characters.

Jason King Jones talks about Shakespeare's will and how the English writer decided to divide up his estate, including some more...unusual items given to his wife.

Jason King Jones talks about how two of William Shakespeare's first collection of plays, the First Folio, came to be published, which shared classics like Macbeth, Twelfth Night, The Comedy of Errors and more with the world.

Jason King Jones talks about how actors in Shakespeare's time received their roles, and why having a strong memory was so important.

Jason King Jones talks about iambic pentameter, the form of Shakespeare’s verse in his plays and sonnets, and how it is actually more simple and intuitive than it may first appear.

Jason King Jones talks about why Shakespeare's performances back in the day featured a lack of female actors, and why it took until almost 50 years after his death for women to first appear on the English stage.

The 50th anniversary re-relase of Jaws in theaters is worth experiencing for the iconic performances, lines, and thrilling cinematography.

Kate Scuffle talks with the Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission's Barabara Fraust and two of their Tribute to the Arts award winners, Michael Freeman and Steven Lichak.

Jason King Jones talks about Shakespeare's continued appeal, including his themes on life, death, marriage, work, jealousy, passion, and the things we want most out of life.

Jason King Jones discusses an incident during one of Shakespeare's plays which caused a legendary theater to burn to the ground.