First, here is my YouTube channel with videos of recorded episodes:
Shakespeare Illuminated.

Shakespeare illuminates us, and we hope to return the favor. Our live web show, Shakespeare Illuminated, shares an appreciation of Shakespeare’s brilliance and demonstrates how an Oxfordian perspective on the plays explains so much about them. Professor Michael Delahoyde, university Shakespeare instructor for decades, escorts viewers through the plays, and selected scenes are enlivened by actors throughout the presentations. Italicized play titles on the main Shakespeare web page here signify those we have recorded and a couple on deck.

So far, we have examined:
Much Ado About Nothing (March 2024)
Julius Caesar (April 2024)
Romeo and Juliet (May 2024)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (June 2024)
Hamlet: Part 1 (July 2024)
Hamlet: Part 2 (July 2024)
King John (August 2024)
The Taming of the Shrew (September 2024)
Special Topic: Chaucer Hidden in Shakespeare (October 2024)
Macbeth (November 2024)

These initial episodes were sponsored by the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship.

After a too long hiatus, we have returned, now sponsored by The Shakespeare Foundation, with:
Anthony and Cleopatra (March 2026)
The Winter’s Tale (April 2026)
King Lear: Part 1 (June 2026)
King Lear: Part 2 (June 2026)
Richard II

And with actor scenes, we continue to be supported by key members of the UK’s De Vere Society.

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[Vanessa Redgrave, Sir Derek Jacobi, Jeremy Irons, Mark Rylance, Keanu Reeves, Michael York: call me.]