Shakespeare for the Stoners! Shakespeare is typically seen as being difficult to approach, but if people can talk about it while high, maybe it's not as intimidating as you think. Stoners are typically stereotyped as stupid, but maybe if they can approach Shakespeare after smoking weed, they aren't as dumb as you think. Join us as we challenge traditional norms in Shakespeare and society at large.... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsDramaPerforming ArtsFiction |
This week it gets weird. We welcome back Noelia Antweiler and Ilana DeAngelo from last week and introduce Devi Reisenfeld to talk about the weird sisters from Macbeth!
Devi Reisenfeld (She/Her/Hers) is an Actor/Singer/Pisces based here in Denver! A... more
This week we talk about the other women of Windsor, Mistress Quickly and Anne Page, with 2024 Colorado Shakespeare Festival actors, Noelia Antweiler and Ilana DeAngelo!
Noelia Antweiler (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Den... more
This week we chat with Lizzie Conrad Hughes and Valentina Vinci about their cue based Shakespeare company, Shake-Scene Shakespeare. We dive into zoom theatre, working with actors from around the world, and what it's like to work at a female led Shake... more
This week we chat with Charlene V. Smith about one of Shakespeare's most badass broads: Margaret of Anjou.
Charlene V. Smith (she, her, hers) is a director, actor, and scholar with an MLitt and MFA in Shakespeare and Performance from Mary Baldwin Un... more
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