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It's William Shakespeare's Birthday Week! On this milestone 750th episode (!), Nicole Gall
Shakespeare's Birthday Month continues with Part Two with our conversation with Dr Edel Semple
Dr Edel Semple (bottom right, above) from University College in Cork, Ireland, and Dr. Ronan Hatfull
Dramaturg Kate Pitt joins us for a deep dive into the creation of the script for Hamlet's Big A
Robert McDonald is the director of special events at The Book Stall in Winnetka, IL, and tell us exa
"Beware the Ides of March..." because March 15 is also the day in 1973 that George McFly was killed
Pat Verducci is a screenwriter, writing coach and consultant, and old UC Berkeley classmate and coll
Jeffrey Sweet’s Something Wonderful Right Away, an oral history of The Compass Players and Second Ci
We tell our RSC actors to always ask themselves, "Yes, it's silly...but is it Truly Silly?" Thi
Kamilah Long is the new managing director of Play On Shakespeare, the company dedicated to exploring
Master of the Revels is Nicole Galland’s sequel to her New York Times best-selling novel The Rise an
The "grand old man of the theatre" energy of the late Christopher Plummer lives on in our production
RSC company manager Alli Bostedt has just discovered (through the genealogical detective work of her
Author, journalist, and theater advocate Howard Sherman talks about his new book, Another Day's
The animated film Balto celebrated its 25th Anniversary last month, and RSC members Adam Long, Reed
Suzy Nakamura, a familiar face from The West Wing, Dr. Ken, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Modern Family, Vee
Dr. Jeffrey R. Wilson, author of Shakespeare and Trump, now has a much more fun book to talk about,
For this last podcast of 2020 (and thank goodness this annus horribilus is over!), we present highli
Inspired by the Berko Speakeasy, this week we present a festive tale by Canadian novelist Robertson
Two-time Olivier Award-winner Adrian Scarborough talks about the latest edition of The Berko Speakea
