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Join this part-time scholar, full-time nerd as they dive into the writings, adaptations and historical context surrounding William Shakespeare. We're gonna have some fun.
Unknown Host hosts Something Shakespeare This Way Comes, a arts show with 52 episodes published.
Most likely to rope their brother into recording a ridiculous podcast episode about Shakespeare? That goes to me! I thought it would be fun to run through a list of the superlatives you find in a high school yearbook and
Farewell to 2025 – may you meet your fitting end at midnight (drowning in a cask of wine, perhaps). The past couple years have seen an absolute boom in Hamlet adaptations and productions. Why is Hamlet so hot right now?
Are we so back??? I hope so! Thank you to everyone who has patiently waited while I've been working through personal stuff. And congrats to everyone who caught up on the podcast during the break. I am back with an episod
Has the shrew been tamed or was the taming just the friendswe made along the way? I am back with the third and final episode looking at TheTaming of the Shrew ! And, phew, it’s been quite a ride. In this episode, I’ll be
Hello boys, I’m back! The long-awaited 10 Things I Hate About You episode is here. Please enjoy listening to me and my brother probably defend this movie too hard. Honestly, for being a late ‘90s romcom, it’s doing a pre
It’s that time of year again to look back at what happened on the Ides of March many years ago and consider how badly the conspirators fumbled the ball. While I will be celebrating March 15 my favorite way, by posting jo
This episode is a true example of what happens when you don't make yourself stop falling down the research rabbit hole. We're back with more The Taming of the Shrew and looking specifically the two main romantic leads. W
Our long-awaited Shrew series has begun! And I have discovered that I committed myself to doing three episodes surrounding a play that maybe I don’t like? But regardless of whether I’m going to banish Petruchio to my rej
The Academy recently announced its Best Picture nominees,and while there’s been plenty of discussion over how good those nominees are, not even enough people are discussing how Shakespeare these movies are. I’m here to t
This episode is brought to you by the newsletters about books that I subscribe to and my ability to sometimes overthink things. This time around we are talking books! First-person perspective! Theater! Soliloquy! Do you
How often have you seen a quote on a beautifully colored background with the claim that the words are from William Shakespeare himself? If you’ve spent any amount of time on the internet, then probably at least a handful
Do you consider something to be a Shakespeare adaptation if it features a female protagonist who dresses up as a boy? Is this basic concept now considered quintessentially Shakespearean? Or does there need to be an added
It has come to my attention that I recently uploaded this with the wrong audio attached. Cool! It's about T.S. Eliot now, I promise. This episode we are discussing my man T.S. Eliot, who wrote era defining poetry but als
Happy long weekend surprise episode drop! We are having fun this time with various tales of Shakespeare lore that I've stumbled across in my reading over the last year of doing the show but haven't included because most
We’re back with more Ben Jonson! This episode we consider Jonson’s works, his plays for public and private theater, his poetry, and his relationship with the court. When it comes to how he conducted his career, was also
Hi, everyone! Things got a little away from me this week, what with a national election demanding all my attention and energy, so I'm bringing back an old episode. In this episode, I talk about the Shakespeare we had to
Welcome back, gentle listeners, to season 2 and the long-awaited discussion of Ben Jonson! Shakespeare’s colleague, friend, maybe sometimes frenemy, it’s up to us to decide. But definitely someone who knew him and admire
What’s it like to go to the theater to see Shakespeare but then see a play about his works instead of seeing one of his works? Pretty rad, actually! In this episode, I’m covering The Book of Will , a play by Lauren Gunde
Are you interested in an early 90s indie film that has some Shakespearean elements and has also become a queer cult classic? Let’s all just assume the answer is yes here. In this episode, I revisit the 1991 film My Own P
Ghostlight is an indie film that at first blush seems to be dealing with some pretty well-worn tropes: we have a family dealing with the aftermath of a traumatic event and has the lead character develops his emotional in
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