Richard III

Richard III by William Shakespeare tells the story of a power‑hungry duke who lies and kills his way to the crown, only to lose it all when the people finally rise up against him.

Richard III by William Shakespeare follows Richard of Gloucester as he manipulates figures like Lady Anne, Clarence and Queen Elizabeth on his ruthless path to power and downfall.

The major themes in William Shakespeare's Richard III, including power, deception, family conflict, tyranny, fate, justice and kingship.

Shakespeare’s Richard III is a History play that blends elements of tragedy and morality drama to explore ambition, villainy and the collapse of political order.

An exploration of the biographical, social, historical, literary and theatrical context in which William Shakespeare's play Richard III was written and originally performed.