Stepping into Shakespeare - a Podcast Journey with the Bard.

Guest Emmanuel Todorov talks about his roles Polonius, Laertes and Guildenstern as well as his thoughts on Shakespeare. Emmanuel is an actor, writer, and producer. Emmanuel was born in Sofia Bulgaria and was schooled in England. Graduate of Stella Adler Conservatory and Shakespeare Lab at the Public Theater in NYC. Further Shakesperean training includes First Folio workshops with the Elizabethan Shakespeare Company of NJ and Di Trevis intensive. First acting job after graduation was a National Tour

Guest Andy Davoli talks about his roles, Claudius, Horatio, and Rosencrantz as well as his fascination for Shakespeare. Andy has been performing on stage, since the age of six and it can be said that since then he hasn't left. He attended clown and magic school as a teen, graduated from Villanova University, and then got accepted into law school. But Andy knew his destiny was always in front of him so he made his way to New York City to realize his dreams of being an actor. He settled in Little

Guest Frank Reeves talks about reading Hamlet and gives insight into his approach to acting Shakespeare. Frank started his career as an actor working on Broadway and various Off-Broadway shows in New York. He has trained with some of the best acting teachers in the world. He was first invited into the Actors Studio by Lee Strasberg, as a professional observer while he was working as "Luis", one of the leads in the Joseph Papp Production of Runaways" at The Plymouth Theatre on Broadway. He is now a

Therese Theurillat and Sarah Lynn Dawson talk about their roles of Ophelia and Gertrude as well as their interests and fascination with Shakespeare's Hamlet. Therese left Switzerland to follow her passion for acting and creative writing, initially taking an introductory course in scriptwriting - in Zurich, after which she moved to England where she eagerly embraced the language and culture. She gained valuable acting experience at “Stage 2’ in Norwich and the ‘City Academy’ in London and