Shannon's Shakespeare Shunday

Shannon's Shakespeare Shunday

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Shannon's Shakespeare Shunday episodes

  • Season Announcement

    2022-23 Season Announcement from Helen Hocker Theater and Topeka Civic Theatre

    w/host Shannon J Reilly

    ** Be sure to see his show "Voiceless" on the Mainstage at Topeka Civic Theatre opening June 3. Learn more at ShannonJReilly.com

    28 min
  • SSS Episode 9 - WTCT Players

    Shannon interviews Eddie Shirron of WTCT Players

    Topeka Civic Theatre presents WTCT Players:

    Take a trip back to a simpler time with Fibber McGee and Molly, The Shadow, The Life of Riley, the Lone Ranger and a host of other favorites recreated by the generation that thrilled to these stories when they were new! Each performance features a recreation of these fine, radio plays with live sound effects created on stage and expressive actors delivering stellar performances. It’s a trip to yesteryear and a joy for us today! 

    28 min
  • The Winter's Tale

    It was one of his last plays and was both dark and brooding but still ended happily. Plus it featured the most famous stage direction; "Exit, pursued by bear.", as well as the first written reference to a "dildo".

    (Yes, you read that right.)

    Join me on the 50th podcast of Shannon's Shakespeare Shunday and hear the story behind The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare. Sunday on the eights on KSEF-DB a.k.a. 785 LIVE!

    27 min
  • Troilus and Cressida

    It was his take on the Trojan Wars, and ever since it was written it has confounded scholars. Part comedy, part tragedy, part history, and part romance, it was his hardest play ever to classify. But his take on war takes on a modern voice today. Hear the story behind "Troilus and Cressida" on Shannon’s Shakespeare Shunday this Sunday on the eights on KSEF-DB a.k.a. 785 LIVE!

    28 min

About Shannon's Shakespeare Shunday

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Shannon J. Reilly is a Shakespeare fanatic and shares his musings on the Bard every Sunday at 8 + 8 on KSEF-DB. Listen live at 785Live.com