No Holds Bard

For this month's Wildcard episode, Dan and Kevin take all the characters that have been selected to Shakespeare High to date via The Shakespearian Hockey League (episode 17), Shakespeare League Baseball (episode 42), 177Shx (episode 56), Shakespeare Fantasy Football (episode 64), and the All-Shakespeare Girls Professional Baseball League (episode 94) and sort them into their respective Hogwarts houses.

Are you on the way to see a production of HENRY IV PART TWO? This episode will get you up to speed on the play in a variety of ways to insure that you'll be the best little audience member you can be.

This week we'll inform against occasion, contrast Coriolanus, and pop the bubbly on Will's behalf to celebrate the New York Times' report that Shakespeare in Love will be the most produced play in the United States during the 2017-2018 theatrical season.

For this month's Wildcard episode, Dan and Kevin invite all the #Bardflies to join them at their neighborhood bar as they share a pitcher and discuss the Seven Stages Shakespeare Company's upcoming production of THE WINTER'S TALE that Dan will be directing this fall.

(And if this is your first episode - NHB promises there's much less background noise, though not necessarily any more sobriety, in the rest of the catalogue.)

This week we'll have a season of absence, navigate circumstance in Elsinore, and Kevin will offer an extended and heartfelt apology for all the mean things he's ever said about England and France after his week on the Continent.

Are you on the way to see a production of HENRY V? This episode will get you up to speed on the play in a variety of ways to insure that you'll be the best little audience member you can be.

This week we'll trouble our brains, foil Queen Mab, and defend the University of Southern California's definitely-intentional choice to spell Shakespeare without the final "E" on a statue at the centerpiece of their recent $700 million facility upgrade.

For the second Wildcard episode of the month, Dan and Kevin discuss the pilot episode of TNT's new series WILL, a show that "tells the wild story of young William Shakespeare's arrival onto the punk-rock theater scene in 16th century London."

Dan and Kevin return to everyone's favorite Shakespeare party game, WILL, ACTUALLY, to discuss the most obvious themes in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.

This week we'll delight in violence, catch the Scottish King, and reach out to the director of Torn Out Theater to see why Dan and I weren't called in to audition for the currently running "nude, all-male, body-positive" outdoor production of HAMLET currently running in Manhattan and Brooklyn.