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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2025 · 16 MIN

006 - Act 5

from Two Gentlemen of Verona · host William Shakespeare

Experience the charm of Shakespeares earliest comedy, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, believed to have been penned around 1590-91. This delightful tale revolves around two inseparable friends, Valentine and Proteus, whose bond is tested when they both fall for the enchanting Silvia. In a twist of fate, Proteus abandons his loyal Julia to chase after Silvia, prompting Julia to disguise herself as a boy and pursue him instead. With a host of humorous supporting characters, including the unforgettable Launce and his mischievous dog, Crab, this play is a whimsical exploration of friendship, love, and the antics that ensue. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett) Cast Antonio Ernst Pattynama Duke of Milan/First Outlaw Algy Pug Eglamour Amy Gramour Host Adrian Praetzellis Julia Elizabeth Klett Launce Arielle Lipshaw Lucetta Availle Panthino Peter Bishop Proteus Denny Sayers Second Outlaw Christopher Sanner Silvia Elizabeth Barr Speed David Goldfarb Third Outlaw Jared Klett Thurio Matthew Reece Valentine mb Narrator Elizabeth Klett And featuring Oscar as Crab the dog. Audio edited by Elizabeth Klett

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