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Sonnet Number Six: I love this one, the threat at the end "make worms thine heir" (!)

Perhaps his most famous is “Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s day?” but there are 153 other sonnets (each 14 lines in length) by William Shakespeare that were published together in a quarto in 1609. It has always been my dream to record all of them in a collection. I fell in love with Shakespeare at Oxford and then at LAMDA, went on to play Hamlet in the West End, and tour internationally with Cheek by Jowl. I worked with Oscar-winning director Ridley Scott on Raised By Wolves, and have recorded over 50 audiobooks.


William Shakespeare's Sonnet 6

Sonnet Number Five: procreate, or face annihilation

Perhaps his most famous is “Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s day?” but there are 153 other sonnets (each 14 lines in length) by William Shakespeare that were published together in a quarto in 1609. It has always been my dream to record all of them in a collection. I fell in love with Shakespeare at Oxford and then at LAMDA, went on to play Hamlet in the West End, and tour internationally with Cheek by Jowl. I worked with Oscar-winning director Ridley Scott on Raised By Wolves, and have recorded over 50 audiobooks.

William Shakespeare's Sonnet 5

Sonnet Number Four: a somber warning on childlessness (there's a theme here...)

Perhaps his most famous is “Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s day?” but there are 153 other sonnets (each 14 lines in length) by William Shakespeare that were published together in a quarto in 1609. It has always been my dream to record all of them in a collection. I fell in love with Shakespeare at Oxford and then at LAMDA, went on to play Hamlet in the West End, and tour internationally with Cheek by Jowl. I worked with Oscar-winning director Ridley Scott on Raised By Wolves, and have recorded over 50 audiobooks.


William Shakespeare's Sonnet 4

Sonnet Number One: begging the subject to procreate, and not deny the world his lineage.

Perhaps his most famous is “Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s day?” but there are 153 other sonnets (each 14 lines in length) by William Shakespeare that were published together in a quarto in 1609. It has always been my dream to record all of them in a collection. I fell in love with Shakespeare at Oxford and then at LAMDA, went on to play Hamlet in the West End, and tour internationally with Cheek by Jowl. I worked with Oscar-winning director Ridley Scott on Raised By Wolves, and have recorded over 50 audiobooks.

William Shakespeare's Sonnet 1

Sonnet Number Three: ever more frustrated by his refusal to procreate, this sonnet urges action!

Perhaps his most famous is “Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s day?” but there are 153 other sonnets (each 14 lines in length) by William Shakespeare that were published together in a quarto in 1609. It has always been my dream to record all of them in a collection. I fell in love with Shakespeare at Oxford and then at LAMDA, went on to play Hamlet in the West End, and tour internationally with Cheek by Jowl. I worked with Oscar-winning director Ridley Scott on Raised By Wolves, and have recorded over 50 audiobooks.


William Shakespeare's Sonnet 3

Sonnet Number Two: a procreation sonnet

Perhaps his most famous is “Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s day?” but there are 153 other sonnets (each 14 lines in length) by William Shakespeare that were published together in a quarto in 1609. It has always been my dream to record all of them in a collection. I fell in love with Shakespeare at Oxford and then at LAMDA, went on to play Hamlet in the West End, and tour internationally with Cheek by Jowl. I worked with Oscar-winning director Ridley Scott on Raised By Wolves, and have recorded over 50 audiobooks.

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