Hello wonderful people! In today's 'sode: terrible accents, worse disguises, discussions of emotional abuse and power, and most importantly, what's Edmund's sun sign? Stay safe, stay home, and one other suggestion you'll hear at the end... oh lord....

On tonight's very spooky (spring?) episode: James I's witch obsession, reviews of Cats (2019), Kate thinks Fleance is the most important character, and Meg sings a song about witches very drunk. PLUS: Stick around till the end for a Bonus Lecture on...

In our December episode: a wonderful and #relatable love, the morality of laughing at Dogberry, and a spooky wine being haunted by the ghost of an Italian boy.

So not many jokes in this one, but we do have a very serious discussion on immersive theatre, taking care of your audience, and art as revolution. Also included: two chihuahuas who never shut up, so apologies in advance for the barks.

Tonight, we're joined by Amara James Aja, an actor and teaching artist living in New York for our (second) discussion of Othello. A more serious episode, but there is a Cracker Barrel ad at some point... so, yeah.

In tonight's belated episode: a wonderful lesbian character, two fantastic wines, and a disturbing picture of Alexander the Great in Hot Topic apparel.

Tonight we discuss: Shakespeare's portrayal of Joan of Arc, what makes plays performable, and a mystery character named Fastolf?! Plus, a new format! And a theme song! And stick around till the end for some bloopers...

Tonight, listen to Meg go wild trying to explain the lineage of the crown during the War of the Roses.

In this episode, discussing a closeted Iago, thirsting after Lion King 2 characters, and Kate flubs the name "Roderigo" in 7 different ways.

Back to the histories, baby! In this one: fawning over Montjoy, discussing war like insensitive pricks, and the Chorus gets vulgar....