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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2025 · 1H 13M

Musing on the Bard: Episode 4: Sass Pinci (A Shakespeare & Acting Podcast)

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Welcome to Musing on the Bard: a podcast for the Shakespeare curious, hosted by Australian actor, Sally McLean, and featuring today's guest, the wonderful Australian actor: Sass Pinci. Known to Shakespeare Republic audiences for playing the award-winning role of "Mark Antony" in Shakespeare Republic: #AllTheWebsAStage (The Lockdown Chronicles), "Puck/Ghost" in Walking Shadows Vol. 2 and "Elizabeth Grey" in Dark Arcadia, Sass is an award-winning Actor, Writer, Director, and Producer. Predominately a theatre performer from a very young age, the focus more recently has turned to screen, with notable recent credits including “Queen Evil” in award-winning Amazon Prime horror feature Queen Evil and “Grace” in the upcoming Australian indie feature When the House is Empty.As a producer and Director for both stage and screen, Sass has led and aided many projects to fruition, such as Musical Director for WIT INC’s production Dear Mama: there’s something I have to tell you, Director, writer and producer of popular theatre production Frypan, Director of the successful Fringe show My Failed Career and Director of Category 6’s The Proposal, as well as Producer and Sound Designer for Incognita Enterprises' series Dark Arcadia.Join Sass and podcast host, Sally McLean, as they discuss authenticity in performance, how their shared Opera backgrounds may have helped with first tackling Shakespeare, how artists serve society, how to authentically play Shakespeare (spoiler: it doesn't involve ruffs or gestures), why "picking a lane" for artists might not be useful advice and could be harming you as an actor, the importance of knowing history and hear Sass performing her award-winning composition of "The Willow Song" from Dark Arcadia, plus much, much more in this thought-provoking and in-depth conversation - available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Audible and more.To find out more about Sass and her work, visit her at https://www.sasspinci.comYou can watch Sass playing "Mark Antony" from Julius Caesar for Shakespeare Republic here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdT4DD0V8vQSeason One of Musing on the Bard features a plethora of fascinating guests from Australia, the UK and the USA discussing Shakespeare, acting, creativity and more. Head to our official site for all listening links and more information: https://www.musingonthebard.com and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss a thing!As always, our fab Patreon patrons get early access to the episode before it goes live to the public, and those on the $10+ tiers can access the full video version of this episode, where you can see Sass and Sally chatting - as well as hear them! You can join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/incognitaenterprisesMusing on the Bard: a podcast for the Shakespeare curious releases episodes every Wednesday (AEST) and is supported by a Small Grant from the British Shakespeare Association.Produced by Incognita Enterprises. Created, edited and presented by Sally McLean. Opening credits music: "Violin Energy" by Stanislav Barantsov. Quickfire round music: "Demolition Runner" by Soundbay. End Credits music: "Good Vibe" by VItalii Iegorov (Twisterium). Music used under license from Pixabay & Storyblocks. With thanks to our Patreon Patrons for continuing to support our work.

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