Myth of Shakespeare

The play creatively explores mythological incidents from Shakespeare's life, emphasizing his innate poetic talent and dedication as a dramatist. It features scenes that reflect moments shared with friends or performances at his theater. Charles Williams, a prominent twentieth-century theologian, infuses the narrative with his mysticism, suggesting that the spiritual realm constantly interacts with our own. His contributions to literature and the Inklings movement highlight the profound impact of his work on contemporary culture's mythopoetic revival.