The genius of Shakespeare is that he?s still relevant even after being dead for nearly 400 years.
Take his work “All?s Well That Ends Well,” now playing at the Baltimore Shakespeare Festival. It?s one of the Bard?s so-called “problem plays,” not quite a comedy or a tragedy, but containing elements of both ? much like many of today?s popular dramas.
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