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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 56 MIN

Episode 5: Announcing "A Canterbury Feast" – Allen Guy Wilcox of The Theatre at Woodshill

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In episode five of The Hospitalitarian, I'm speaking with Allen Guy Wilcox, founding artistic director of Theater at Woods Hill, about building “Shakespeare in a Barn” on his family’s Oneida County farm and sustaining an arts nonprofit through relationships, community support, and big artistic swings. Allen shares how the theater’s unique barn setting merges performance with hospitality and the rhythms of nature and we'll discuss bringing professional actors alongside local talent, partnerships with Unity Hall in Barneveld, and the Mohawk Valley’s ongoing renaissance. We're spotlighting this amazing collaborative event on June 27th - The Canterbury Feast fundraiser—live Chaucer performances paired with an historic-inspired meal and local beverages—to launch the theater’s 10th season, followed by The Tempest running July 23–August 2.Tickets are available at woodhill.org.

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In episode five of The Hospitalitarian, I'm speaking with Allen Guy Wilcox, founding artistic director of Theater at Woods Hill, about building “Shakespeare in a Barn” on his family’s Oneida County farm and sustaining an arts nonprofit through relationships, community support, and big artistic swings. Allen shares how the theater’s unique barn setting merges performance with hospitality and the rhythms of nature and we'll discuss bringing professional actors alongside local talent, par...

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