The show dedicated to revealing the plays of William Shakespeare as tasty entertainment for today’s hungry audience. Be you actor or observer, this show offers a fresh look at some very old goods.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts |
Julius Caesar – Introduction
Brief history of Julius Caesar, events leading up to the beginning of the play, our ways and means of analyzing, and some ideas about why this play feels so weird.
Much Ado About Nothing – Act V scene 2, 3, 4
Benedick is boastful, Beatrice too witty, Hero too innocent, Claudio’s a fool, yet love finds a way to work it all out.
Much Ado About Nothing – Act V scene 1
Claudio and the Prince are confronted with opposition and catastrophe.
Much Ado About Nothing – Act IV scene 2
Dogberry goes about to examine the malefactors in the eftest way.
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I’ve been looking for a podcast like this for a couple years now!
I ran through the “Shakespeare Appreciated” audible series (absolutely fantastic). It’s an annotated read through of the plays, but only the heavy hitters!
Chop Bard here covers some of the less popular plays in a contemporary light. It’s informative, it’s funny, great reading voice, good acting, and very good natured.
Thank you for making this podcast!
Long live Chop Bard!
I absolutely love this podcast. It’s been incredibly helpful to me in rediscovering Shakespeare after turning my back on it in high school. I love everything about this show… well, everything except the musical intro which (to me) is annoying, jarring, and wayyy too long. BUT that’s really my only gripe with this excellent podcast. I just fast through the beginning. 😆
I have been catching up on old shows for a while now, and it has improved my life immeasurably. I see more beauty, tragedy, and comedy in the world. Thank you!
This podcast is amazing. I started listening a few years ago back with episode one and have been listening consistently ever since. I read the sections that are discussed ahead of time and us I’m giving the reading in and then the fantastic commentary and presentation of the scenes. I’d always want to read more Shakespeare and this has assisted me to accomplish that. Just finished Henry 4 part 2.
I love how this takes the confusing words and plots of Skakespeare and breaks them down into plain English.
I could do without the jarring, annoying music that begins each episode, but hey, we can’t always get what we want.
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