Will Tosh

Join Will Tosh, head of research at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, as he delves into the intriguing question of Shakespeare's sexuality. He challenges conventional perceptions, arguing that the focus should be on understanding intimacy and identity in Elizabethan England. The discussion also shifts to Ray Bradbury's early inspirations connected to a mysterious carnival figure, exploring how such encounters shape creativity and literature's societal responsibilities. Discover how queer identities weave through Shakespeare's works and their lasting impact on culture.

Will Tosh, Head of Research at Shakespeare's Globe, delves into the life of queer playwright Christopher Marlowe. They explore Marlowe's intriguing works, mysterious death, and representation of queer desire in literature. The podcast challenges traditional views on historical figures and societal perceptions of sexuality in Elizabethan England.