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The State of Shakespeare

The State of Shakespeare

Great Interviews with Great Artists. We’re talking Shakespeare.

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24:52

Ted Lewis

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/11/06

Twelfth Night: Act 2, Scene 5MalvolioNovember 5, 2015 Talk about cross-gartered! Ted Lewis delivers a double dose of acting agility, dealing dueling versions of Malvolio's boxtree speech. A delightful insight into the process of a member of Eric Tucker's Bedlam, one of the hottest theater companies in New York City. Click here to follow along with the text.

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Nance Williamson

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/10/01

A Midsummer Night's Dream Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival/The Pearl Theater Rave reviews in both The New York Times and Wall Street Journal for Nance Williamson, currently appearing in the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Eric Tucker, playing at the Pearl Theater. Click here for more information. Contributing editor: Lucy Freyer

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15:14

Ralf Jean-Pierre

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/09/11

Romeo and Juliet: Act 3, Scene 3Friar LaurenceSeptember 10, 2015 Inspired by Joseph Papp, Ralf Jean Pierre, aka "The Spearbearer," traveled over 4000 miles across the United States by bicycle. His quest: bring Shakespeare to the people, and find out whether he could create an audience literally anyplace. From corner auto body shops to exclusive country clubs to the halls of academe, Ralf put his populist theory to the test - and discovered something surprising along the

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15:14

Jeff Watkins

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/08/14

The New American Shakespeare Tavern August 13, 2015 Three is the charm! After a cat and mouse game with three media giants, Jeff Watkins has spent the last 25 years bringing Shakespeare to Atlanta. The New American Shakespeare Tavern is dedicated to bringing Original Practice productions of the Bard to life. Jeff and his company of actors have a passionate desire to speak the words as written to create a communion between actor and audience. You must hear it to believe it - his words are

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16:14

Ray Chambers

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/07/15

PericlesJuly 14, 2015 Bored aboard a boat during a tempest, a young Ray Chambers discovered Shakespeare and set sail on a lifelong journey. Now the Head of Acting at the University of San Diego / Old Globe Graduate Acting Program, he happily talks communicating ideas (it is hard!), overcoming obstacles (boy did he!) and the unexpected beauty of Pericles (can you say reunited?). Contributing Editor: Lucy Freyer

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16:29

Irene Kelleher

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/06/16

Mrs. ShakespeareJune 16, 2015 Irene Kelleher is lighting up the festival circuit with Mrs. Shakespeare, a play that critics are calling "demented, brilliant and totally necessary." Is it a one-woman homage to the Bard (Bard-ette?) or is it redemption for some of Shakespeare's famously underwritten heroines? See video below! Click here to follow along with the text. Mrs. Shakespeare Theatre Play from Petr Stach on Vimeo.

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18:21

Lois Leveen

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/05/28

Juliet's NurseMay 28, 2015 Pop quiz: to whom does Juliet speak most of her lines? Surprise - it's not Romeo. Hint: she’s a funny, bawdy woman with a vibrant imagination and a lust for life. If you guessed “Lois Leveen,” you’re in for a delightful interview with the award-winning author of Juliet’s Nurse, the untold history of one of Shakespeare’s most memorable characters. Click here to follow along with the Nurse's speech from Act 1, Scene 3 of Romeo and Juliet.

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15:54

Mel Ryane

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/05/16

Teaching WillMay 16, 2015 Could the greatest Macbeth you’ll ever see be performed by an 8-year old? When author Mel Ryane thought she had reached “the end of the road” as an actor, she decided to widen the road. Find out what William Shakespeare and ten kids gave Mel Ryane that Hollywood couldn’t.

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14:01

Bill Brochtrup

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/04/21

The Antaeus Theater Co. April 21, 2015 Bill Brochtrup joins the State of Shakespeare to talk the 99 seat theater plan and it's future in Los Angeles, The Antaeus Company and the benefits of partner casting. Antaeus is a cooperative theater ensemble founded to empower the actor and to bring classical theater to Los Angeles. The company exists to create a family of artists and audiences and is dedicated to exploring stories with enduring themes

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25:59

Scott Kaiser

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/04/10

Love's Labour's WonWar/PrologueApril 10, 2015 Why does everybody hate Rhetoric but love wordplay? Scott Kaiser, author and Oregon Shakespeare Festival Director of Company Development, can't repeat it often enough: take my epizeuxis please! Click here to follow along with the text. Click here for a scanned version of the text.

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4:21

Sonnet 65

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/03/19

Sonnet 65 Louis Colaianni Louis Colaianni on Sonnet 65 and how the miracle of language conquers time. Click here to follow along with the text. Click here for a scanned version of the text.

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28:23

Louis Colaianni

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/03/05

Romeo and JulietPrologueMarch 15, 2015 Louis Colaianni, co-author (with Cal Pritner) of How to Speak Shakespeare, takes us on the most delightful deconstruction of the famous "Two Households" prologue we've ever heard. Click here to follow along with the text. Click here for the Second Quarto version. Click here for a scanned version of the text.

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0:51

Teaser: Louis Colaianni

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/02/26

"Hot and bold," or "weak and cold?" How "old" is Shakespeare's English, really? Louis Colaianni, Voice into Shakespeare professor at Yale University, has the answer.

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17:37

Jolly Abraham

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/02/12

The Winter's Tale: Act 3, Scene 2HermioneFebruary 12, 2015 How does an actor give voice to unspeakable grief? Don't fake the funk. Jolly Abraham, appearing as Hermione in The Winter's Tale at New York's Pearl Theater, breathes life into Shakespeare's most *ahem* "statuesque" heroine. The Winter's Tale begins previews at the Pearl Theater on February 10th and runs through March 15th. Click here for more information and tickets. Click here to follow along with the text. Click

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24:50

Eric Tucker

The State of Shakespeare ·

2015/01/14

Hamlet; Act 4, Scene 4 Hamlet January 14, 2015 Choose the words! Eric Tucker, Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Bedlam, lets us in past the velvet ropes for a look at a company that is being lauded as one of the best in New York City. Performing a piece from Act 4, Scene 4 of Hamlet, Mr. Tucker moves his audience with questions. What does Hamlet have to say about honor and would Shakespeare agree? To pause or not to pause? Is there a method to the madness, or is it just

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