Kathryn Womelsduff joins the podcast again to chat about Green Tea's production of The Merry Wives of Windsor and to definitively solve the age-old problem: how do we get kids interested in Shakespeare!? Join us as we talk about staging marital strife with youth actors, what a strange play Merry Wives is, and the significance of community in theater.

Kathryn Womelsduff joins the podcast again to chat about Green Tea's production of The Merry Wives of Windsor and to definitively solve the age-old problem: how do we get kids interested in Shakespeare!? Join us as we talk about staging marital strife with youth actors, what a strange play Merry Wives is, and the significance of community in theater.

Kathryn Womelsduff joins the podcast again to chat about Green Tea's production of&nbsp;The Merry Wives of Windsor&nbsp;and to definitively solve the age-old problem: how do we&nbsp;get kids interested in Shakespeare!? Join us as we talk about staging marital strife with youth actors, what a strange play&nbsp;Merry Wives&nbsp;is, and the significance of community in theater.

Merry Wives, Green Tea, and Tricky Accents W/ Kathryn Womelsduff

Sweet Tea Shakespeare is a theatre and music company seeking to gather people around a common table to delight in the wonders of story, song, and stagecraft. This podcast is how they spend their time.

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Merry Wives, Green Tea, and Tricky Accents W/ Kathryn Womelsduff

Merry Wives, Green Tea, and Tricky Accents W/ Kathryn Womelsduff