<p>When a famous Shakesperean actor starts to misspeak Hamlet, Sir Edward knows his career could be in jeopardy, but never wonder if destiny might be knocking.&nbsp;</p><p>Not too far away, Cambridge scholar Dame Elizabeth experiences several lucid dreams on Shakespeare and Elizabethan England, which she is loath to share with her physicist husband Erik.&nbsp; Sensing meaning in her dreams as well as those places where Sir Edward misspeaks, Dame Elizabeth takes up the investigation after she herself is strangely upstaged at a book festival in Arizona.&nbsp;</p><p>As the trail in Shakespeare&#39;s sonnets leads to southern France and the medieval troubadours, Elizabeth suggests her husband Erik follow their example and write her a love poem.&nbsp; He reluctantly does so, yet they are both enthralled by the power of courtly love that swept Europe in the Middle Ages.</p><p>From London&#39;s Flat Street to the Tucson Book Festival, to the creativity of Cambridge University&#39;s own students, Shakespeare and the God Virus unfolds the playwright&#39;s mysterious experiences that he struggled to describe in his sonnets.&nbsp; Join British/Canadian author Christopher Eriksson for a Shakespearean drama on 'the divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will.&#39;</p>