Shakesqueer with AC Rakotoniaina
In this episode, Mary and AC discuss Shakespeare's top three gayest plays (according to AC and Mary), because, *spoilers* Shakespeare is gay. Both the...
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A podcast in which Mary talks Shakespeare with a Shakespeer! We have a new guest each time, and we have a casual, enthusiastic chat about their favorite play.
A Chat about Queen Gertrude with Susan Hart
As promised, we're returning to Denmark to talk more about another member of the royal court! Highly respected classical actor and teacher Susan Hart ...
Halloween Special with Brendan Haley
Witches, sprites, frights, and merry wanderers of the night-- Mary and Brendan are taking you through a highlights reel of Shakespeare's best supernat...
Lukewarm Shakespeare with Victoria Hines
O brawling love, O loving hate! Mary and Victoria are discussing mixed feelings towards Shakespeare, why and how to take him off the pedestal, and ner...
The Tempest with Matt Schutz
Mary and Matt are talking all things Tempest-- a play that certainly hits different in quarantine!
Shakespeare and Inclusivity with Lavina Jadhwani
Mary and Lavina are chatting about how to handle the parts of Shakespeare that have not aged well-- language that is anti-black, racist, misogynistic,...
Hamlet with James Ferrero
Hamlet usually asks all the questions, but in this episode, the tables are turned. Mary and James explore such deep questions as: How do you solve a ...
Thirsting with Raquel Loving
Shakespeare was one thirsty dude, and Mary and Raquel are here with an in-depth analysis of some of his most thirst-worthy characters.
A Midsummer Night's Dream with Bree Wernicke
Is there no play to ease the. anguish of a torturing hour? Why yes, there is-- Midsummer is a comfort play if there ever was one, and Mary and Bree ar...
A Chat about Sex (feat. Love's Labors Lost) with Melanie Keller
Mary and Melanie are talking about sex, with the help of Love's Labors Lost (some other plays creep in too, because Shakespeare was one bawdy dude).