Join us tonight for the first episode of a barnd new series of Bard Times as Subhan and Theo discuss the important question of... Why Shakespeare?   Bard Times is also available at: Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4FdqW1e... Google Podcasts - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=...  Theme music - 'Black Wolf's Inn', Derek Feiechter 2013 - youtu.be/7pB_EaU10yE​

And we’re back with an all new series of Bard Times episodes! Tune in every Sunday for new episodes each week with your brand new hosts Subhan and Theo!   The first episode will premiere on Sunday 19th at 7pm so keep an eye out on our socials as to how you can watch it!  We look forward to sharing these Bard Times with you all! 🎧💀🎤  Sound Effects from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIpyrDDOHi0

Join us tonight for the final episode of Bard Times as Cassie and Jack reminisce over their time on the podcast and look towards the future of theatre.

We talk to Reuben Havelock and Matteo Ressa about the power and effect of music and how it is used in different mediums. We also talk about there shows they are working on and the themes of responsibility and expectations in fiction.

Today we talk to RHUL alumni Rebecca Hitchcox about her experiences working backstage at The Globe Theatre, as well as the shows she took part in during her time at Royal Holloway.

Content warning: sexual assault

We talk to Meadow Capon about the skills required to manage a team and lead a group, be it a cast, crew or committee. We also talk about the show she is directing this term: Measure for Measure.

This week, Subhan Haye and Azan Ahmed discuss what it's like to study Shakespeare in the UK and what Shakespeare means to them as Pakistanis.

We talk to Theo Duddridge about the merits of playing games and how they can help you improve skills, like thinking on your feet and storytelling, while also talking about crewing a show and what it takes to be a great DSM.

Come listen to us talk about the power of good and well-used publicity with Tom Avann, as well as discussing the merits of inclusive theatre productions and giving advice to any possible candidates for committee positions.

Current Shakespeare Society President Dominic Breen joins us today for a dive into the propaganda used in Shakespeare’s plays and the political legacy it’s left on modern societies.