All yet seems well, and if it end so meet,/  The bitter past, more welcome is the sweet.  5.3.333

 

All's Well That Ends Well 

                                                by William Shakespeare

             An extraordinary heroine cures a dying king and wins the hand of the man she loves.  But she quickly learns that it will take much more than a wedding to gain a husband.

Read the play online

       

 

Plot Synopsis

For those having trouble keeping straight which ring went where and who slept with whom.

 

Characters

       Character descriptions and monologues from selected characters in wav and mp3 formats.

Tales from Shakespeare version

       Tales from Shakespeare was written by Charles Lamb and Mary Lamb in 1807 as a (highly euphemized) prose adaptation for children.

Production History

       Read about the play's many early script variations and its fluctuations in popularity.

Notable Productions

       Cast lists and photos from some modern day productions.

The Source:  Giovanni Boccaccio

        Read the original "bed-trick" plot as Boccaccio wrote it and Shakespeare read it.

  

 

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