Are Achilles and Patroclus Shakespeare’s clearest gay couple? Queer evidence, scholarship and stage history from Troilus and Cressida.

Have you ever wondered who Shakespeare's gayest character is? It might just be Antonio from Twelfth Night, and here's why I think that.

Buckle up for some historical sleuthing, because we’re diving into the fabulous world of Shakespeare’s sexuality.

Before diving into the question of Mercutio’s sexuality, let’s first acknowledge one key fact: Mercutio is a fictional character from Romeo and Juliet, penned by none other than William Shakespeare. If that comes as news to you, congratulations, you’ve stumbled upon a very niche corner of the internet! As with any fictional character, how Mercutio is portrayed depends entirely on the actor, director, and the production's vision. Since the play's publication in 1597, Mercutio