
A cheeky, irreverent yet informative deep-dive into all things Shakespeare, hosted by two longtime Shakespeare performers, directors, and teachers.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsEducation | |||

Today's topic comes from our dear friend, costumer extraordinaire and friend of the pod, Nancy Nichols!!! Thank you, Nancy!!!
Regret and remorse are BIG themes in a lot of the Shakespeare canon. In this episode we discuss who regrets the actions o... more
Today we welcome renowned Fight Choreographer and Gentlemen of All Things Weaponish, Dan O'Driscoll, to discuss what weapons and things people used to fight and slay and otherwise hurt each other in the Shakespeare canon.
Rapiers? Halberds?? Poleaxe... more
We realized that we have never talked about the children and babes that appear in the Shakespeare canon. And we're shocked!!
In this episode, we do just that - who are the younger generation characters? And what is their purpose and what do they ad... more
Is there someone you would die for? Or something? A cause, perhaps?
In this episode (which is, of course, inspired by the play Les Liaisons Dangereuses that we are rehearsing), we discuss the characters in the canon that die for something - a perso... more
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These two are utterly brilliant and it is a joy to hear them discuss the Bard’s works. If you have any interest in Shakespeare, this podcast is more than worth your time.
Problematic attitude (language) by male presenter - unfortunate and so disappointing as I enjoy listening to Shakespearean discussions.
My favorite podcast. These two are not only extremely knowledgeable, but they keep it real and aren’t afraid to drop some f bombs. Shakespeare would approve of these potty mouths! Listening to an episode feels like you’re hanging out with some good friends and having a chat (and probably a few drinks) around a fire. They are witty, hilarious, and the experience they have in theatre makes for a rich conversation of unique perspectives and funny stories. The chemistry between them is wonderful and... more
If you ever wanted to get in on what makes Shakespeare fun and interesting this should do it. Get ready to geek out over hidden (and not so hidden) meanings, history, specific performances. In addition to their deep knowledge, the hosts are hilariously authentic and uninhibited. Listen to the first episode and you’ll know if you can handle it.
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