In this captivating conversation, Dr. Sonya Freeman Loftis, a Shakespeare expert and M. Mitchell chair at Morehouse College, reveals how the Bard's characters reflect neurodivergent traits. She discusses the Globe Theatre's adaptations for disabilities and the power of Shakespeare therapy in diverse settings. Hamlet's introspection and Coriolanus's strong justice sense are highlighted as emblematic of autistic experiences. The discussion also touches on ableism in the plays and the relevance of Shakespeare's complex language to autistic comprehension, offering a fresh lens on his timeless works.