In 1613, the Globe Theatre in London burned down. A theatrical cannon misfired and set the roof on fire. No lives were lost. The event has been re-explored through the diary entry of an audience member with mental health issues.

In the early 17th century, 1 out of 10 women could read, but the publishing industry was growing in England. In a room ready to work, a young mother is about to start her day.

Jess is acting in the play 'Airswimming' + recruited David to be the music supervisor for the project.

Airswimming: David interviews Jess about the play she is acting in.

On the morning of her wedding to William Shakespeare, Anne Hathaway on her farm, in the moment before she gets up, reflects on her upcoming nuptials.

On a night in 1597, Queen Elizabeth I invited William Shakespeare and his acting company to the royal court to perform his new play 'Love's Labours Lost'. It resonated, moved and hurt her.

Rhonda is a piano teacher. She recognises her 9 year old pupil needs her help in both music and the rest of his life.