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Compares the treatment of gender in Barbara Gaines's Twelfth Night (2009) and As You Like It (2011).
Examines how in Timon of Athens, Timon's "logical syllogism" functions as a reply to Flavius's tears by analyzing "the relationship between logic and rhetoric within early modern England" and turning to G. W. F. Hegel's writings on the connection between "logic and sexual difference." English summary, 799.
Offers advice on how to teach students to understand and interpret Shakespeare's language.
Argues that Thomas Bell's use of "equivocation" in his Anatomy of Popish Tyranny refutes the common assumption that the term in Macbeth alludes to the 1606 Gunpowder Plot and thus dates the play before Edward de Vere's death (here assumed to be the author of the Shakespeare canon).
Interviews actors about the qualities needed to play Shakespeare roles and their warm-up techniques.
Interview with Ann Thompson about her Shakespeare scholarship.
Discusses Wyndham Lewis' illustration Alcibiades for an edition of Timon of Athens.
Draws on King Lear and Hamlet to discusses geographical and philosophical understandings of place and space in theater, including the ways in which actors and audience members occupy and manipulate the area of performance.
Argues that there are two Prince Hals in 1 and 2 Henry IV: "the one we see, and the one we hear about." Expanded version published in Shakespeare Puzzles (q.v.).
Studies the depiction of Shakespeare in Barbara Willis Sweete's Elizabeth Rex (2002).