F*ckShakespeare

WARNING: This episode contains mention of suicide.

After Cassius is gone, Brutus has little to live for. So perhaps Rome was not so important after all?

Wanna see us in action? Check out our new Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@FckShakespeare-ez4lx/about

Want more fun? Check out our website: fckshakespeare.com

Have a compliment or a complaint? Tweet at us, if you must: @fckshakespod

See weird pix and more info on episodes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckshakespeare/

And if you are inclined to be a patron like Queen Elizabeth, you can support this podcast for as little as 99¢/month. Click the link below! Think of it like throwing money in the virtual hat while we crazy players do our little song and dance here. We thank you! (imagine us bowing now)

WARNING: This scene contains discussion of suicide.

Men love each other then part then fight then die. That's how the world turns, but battles certainly bring on some of these things too quickly. As the play is winding up we know there won't be happy endings. Cassius' comes first. He warned Brutus not to go rushing into things, but Brutus doesn't listen... So Cassius does what he's been threatening to do all along - take himself out of the game.

Wanna see us in action? Check out our new Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@FckShakespeare-ez4lx/about

Want more fun? Check out our website: fckshakespeare.com

Have a compliment or a complaint? Tweet at us, if you must: @fckshakespod

See weird pix and more info on episodes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckshakespeare/

And if you are inclined to be a patron like Queen Elizabeth, you can support this podcast for as little as 99¢/month. Click the link below! Think of it like throwing money in the virtual hat while we crazy players do our little song and dance here. We thank you! (imagine us bowing now)

The tent scene is a love scene. Period. Tent? It's more like a sauna, cuz it gets pretty steamy in there! Yeah, we said there was no sex in JC, but we were wrong. Here it is, juicy and explicit, and it's about frickin' time!

Wanna see us in action? Check out our new Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@FckShakespeare-ez4lx/about

Want more fun? Check out our website: fckshakespeare.com

Have a compliment or a complaint? Tweet at us, if you must: @fckshakespod

See weird pix and more info on episodes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckshakespeare/

And if you are inclined to be a patron like Queen Elizabeth, you can support this podcast for as little as 99¢/month. Click the link below! Think of it like throwing money in the virtual hat while we crazy players do our little song and dance here. We thank you! (imagine us bowing now)

With Erin away being busy and important, Diana is left to her own devices and... this happened. A collection of useful resource information peppered about with rude shit as usual. If you hang in there you'll get some great insight into where to find invaluable nuggets that will make you sound like a savvy Shakespeare nerd without much effort. You're welcome!

TEACHERS: Pay attention!! Good classroom reference materials.

Want more fun? Check out our website: fckshakespeare.com

Have a compliment or a complaint? Tweet at us, if you must: @fckshakespod

See weird pix and more info on episodes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckshakespeare/

And if you are inclined to be a patron like Queen Elizabeth, you can support this podcast for as little as 99¢/month. Click the link below! Think of it like throwing money in the virtual hat while we crazy players do our little song and dance here. We thank you! (imagine us bowing now)

The Mob rules! And it gets nasty. Especially for poor Cinna the Poet. After all, when chaos reigns, art is the first thing to go. Once Caesar is killed all of Rome has to deal with the aftermath, and with power up for grabs there are seismic shifts in personalities. Antony, for one, shows himself to be quite the douche. Such a shame. He had such promise with that pretty speech from the last scene...

Want more fun? Check out our website: fckshakespeare.com

Have a compliment or a complaint? Tweet at us, if you must: @fckshakespod

See weird pix and more info on episodes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckshakespeare/

And if you are inclined to be a patron like Queen Elizabeth, you can support this podcast for as little as 99¢/month. Click the link below! Think of it like throwing money in the virtual hat while we crazy players do our little song and dance here. We thank you! (imagine us bowing now)

Big mistakes are made! Brutus says "Yes, sure, Antony, come and eulogize Caesar. You won't say anything mean about us murderers, right?" HA! Never has the word "honorable" sounded soooo nasty.

Want more fun? Check out our website: fckshakespeare.com

Have a compliment or a complaint? Tweet at us, if you must: @fckshakespod

See weird pix and more info on episodes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckshakespeare/

And if you are inclined to be a patron like Queen Elizabeth, you can support this podcast for as little as 99¢/month. Click the link below! Think of it like throwing money in the virtual hat while we crazy players do our little song and dance here. We thank you! (imagine us bowing now)

In which the deed is done, Brutus et al are delusional about Rome's reaction, the quiet guy in the corner is told to go tell the public about the conspirators fine actions, A servant is worried about shooting the messenger, Antony sets up THE SCENE, and then BAM!

In which there is a DREAM, some creative on the spot misdirection, some BIG HUBRIS (which is always dangerous in a tragedy), a soothsayer who lays down some sooth, and a very confused servant.

"Scurvy Politicians" - Harold Bloom

In which the noble Brutus is swayed by a note tossed in at his window, cloaked conspirators conspire, Portia demonstrates her badassery, and an old guy is miraculously rejuvenated by simply basking in the glow of Brutus.

You can tell Diana is travelling since my titles and episode descriptions are less well constructed. Ha!

Enjoy! 

Weather is a character in Act 1 of JC. Between the lightening and people catching on fire and lions roaming the streets, it's terrifying!! Plus fun ties between Hamlet and Caesar and big plans for Pompey's Porch are percolating. (There's some alliteration for ya. You're welcome.)

Want more fun? Check out our website: fckshakespeare.com

Have a compliment or a complaint? Tweet at us, if you must: @fckshakespod

See weird pix and more info on episodes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckshakespeare/

And if you are inclined to be a patron like Queen Elizabeth, you can support this podcast for as little as 99¢/month. Click the link below! Think of it like throwing money in the virtual hat while we crazy players do our little song and dance here. We thank you! (imagine us bowing now)