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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2024 · 1 MIN

Introducing Season 3: From the Stage to the Page

from Will: What Is He Good For? · host Classics on the Rocks

Season 3 of Will: What is He Good For? is coming soon! Join us for another fun-filled series of Shakespeare history and an exploration of his plays. This season we're taking deeper look at the landscape of Elizabethan theatre, who was performing what and how.  Listen to our teaser episode to learn more about what to expect from this season.  From the traveling acting troupes that he would eventually join, to the children’s acting troupes that rivaled his own Lord’s Chamberlain's Men in popularity, to the spaces he worked and wrote for.   We’ll look to the text to find examples of how Shakespeare incorporated his life on the Elizabethan stage, into his work and also consider the broader historical context.  Join us for Season 3 of Will: What is He Good For? From the Stage to the Page.

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