19: King Lear, Or, Daddy's Little B*tch
Hello wonderful people! In today's 'sode: terrible accents, worse disguises, discussions of emotional abuse and power, and most importantly, what's Ed...
Shakespeare Would Be Proud
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What is Shakespeare Would Be Proud? Well, it's a podcast where our two hosts recap a Shakespeare play and then talk about it... oh, and there's some wine involved (Hail Dionysus, right?)
18: Fave Shakes with Bailey Rose Murphy
In today's shorter form episode, fellow actor and Bard enthusiast Bailey Rose Murphy and I talk about her favourite Shakespeare play, Much Ado About N...
17: Macbeth, or, NEED MORE HECATE
On tonight's very spooky (spring?) episode: James I's witch obsession, reviews of Cats (2019), Kate thinks Fleance is the most important character, an...
16: Much Ado About Nothing, or, Buncha People Talkin' Bout... Cats...
In our December episode: a wonderful and #relatable love, the morality of laughing at Dogberry, and a spooky wine being haunted by the ghost of an Ita...
Specialsode 5: Shakesqueer
What does it mean to “queer” Shakespeare? Is there evidence for gay and queer characters? What was being queer like in Shakespeare’s time? Was Shakesp...
Specialsode 4: Barkfest of the Century
So not many jokes in this one, but we do have a very serious discussion on immersive theatre, taking care of your audience, and art as revolution. Als...
15: Othello Round 2 feat. Amara James Aja
Tonight, we're joined by Amara James Aja, an actor and teaching artist living in New York for our (second) discussion of Othello. A more serious episo...
14: Two Noble Kinsmen, or, I'm sOoOoO honorable!
In tonight's belated episode: a wonderful lesbian character, two fantastic wines, and a disturbing picture of Alexander the Great in Hot Topic apparel...
Specialsode 3: To know or not to know in Hamlet 3.1
It's the big question y'all: Does Hamlet know he's being watched in Act 3 Scene 1? Let's explore.
13: Henry VI Part 1, or, She Turned Me Into A Newt
Tonight we discuss: Shakespeare's portrayal of Joan of Arc, what makes plays performable, and a mystery character named Fastolf?! Plus, a new format! ...