A podcast full of sound and fury, told by idiots. Dedicated to covering the plays of William Shakespeare in chronological order.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsHistory |
Several dozen plays later, Will and James host a wrap-up episode where they revisit, revise, and criticize one another’s rankings, recognize the greatest and most outlandish characters with awards, and reflect on the experience of reading Shakespeare... more
In Shakespeare's final -- yes, final -- play, he returns to where he started with the plight of noblemen in love with the same woman. Working again with John Fletcher, Shakespeare borrows from Chaucer for a tale set in ancient Greece featuring duels,... more
In the final of the history plays, Shakespeare and his collaborator John Fletcher take on Henry VIII, the story of his first two wives, the birth of the future queen Elizabeth, and the establishment of the Church of England. In this episode, Will and... more
Magic, monsters, sprites, witches, shipwrecks, betrayal, love stories on an enchanted isle, and emotional catharsis driven by a puppet master pulling all the stings: no, dear listeners, it’s not a Dungeons & Dragons campaign but Shakespeare’s The Tem... more
Shakespeare fans, look no further, this podcast is amazing.
Smart discussion, great research, a willingness to take the text to absolutely fascinating places. These guys are fantastic and deserve so many more listeners.
I look forward to each episode, and yeah, they did Edward III, so a five star rating is appropriate just for that. I'm sorry they had to do that, but I hope they know at least one fan appreciated it.
Shakespeare fans, look no further, this podcast is amazing.
Smart discussion, great research, a willingness to take the text to absolutely fascinating places. These guys are fantastic and deserve so many more listeners.
I look forward to each episode, and yeah, they did Edward III, so a five star rating is appropriate just for that. I'm sorry they had to do that, but I hope they know at least one fan appreciated it.
Listening to James and Will discuss each Shakespeare play is the highlight of my week. Their individual POVs are fascinating and fun, especially when they are at odds. I like Shakespeare a lot but these two have really opened my eyes, or rather my ears, to new plays and new facets of plays I thought I knew inside-out. I’m so glad they’re doing this podcast, and I look forward to it each time they discuss another play.
Fun, interesting, and delightfully unrelated to politics.
James and Will have a wonderful format, going from the earliest plays and poems of Shakespeare and engaging the plots, themes and staging issues. I have to confess my interest in Shakespeare is growing with each podcast. They are great to listen to, not academic in tone but academically informed. And they draw parallels with contemporary theater and television. Great and ambitious project, well done!!
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Apple Podcasts | #73 |
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