Niamh tries to convince Jeremy, Caitlin McWethy, and Geoffrey Barnes that the 2007 Evan Rachel Wood/Michael Douglas vehicle King of California is a Tempest adaptation and she... kind of succeeds?

(Please note, as we are recording this socially distant via the internet, there is some occasional clicking in this episode!)

Even Shakespeare Scholars need a break! This week we're so excited to offer up our first "minisode," a half hour conversation between Jeremy and Niamh about the 2016 Stratford Festival production of Pericles.

Caitlin McWethy and Darnell Benjamin join us to discuss Niamh's favorite Shakespeare onscreen-although Jeremy doesn't necessarily agree!

Niamh and Jeremy are joined by Geoffrey Barnes and Alice Flanders to discuss the 2020 Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA for short!) production of Macbeth, as well as introducing and teaching Shakespeare to kids.

Join Jeremy, Niamh, Kelly Mengelkoch, and CSC's own Henry V, Justin McCombs for an in-depth discussion of Kenneth Branagh's first movie, Henry V! Spoiler Alert: We all think it's pretty perfect.

Jeremy and Niamh are joined by Brian Isaac Phillips, Artistic Director of the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Lauren Ginsberg of the University of Cincinnati Classics Department, to discuss Ralph Fienne's 2011 movie adaptation of Coriolanus.

Today we are joined by Actor, Dancer, Activist, and general amazing human Darnell Pierre Benjamin and the founder of Cincinnati Black Artists Collective (check out their weekly monologue series on Facebook!) Candice Handy to discuss Kenny Leone's all Black production of Much Ado About Nothing.

Straight from the couches of your favorite CSC actors, a brand new podcast about some of your favorite Shakespeare plays and adaptations!

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Jeremy and Niamh are joined by Maggie Lou Rader and Alice Flanders to talk Taming of the Shrew and 10 Things I Hate About You as things get fiery in our pilot episode!