Shakespeare and Trains
from Celebrate Creativity Hosted by George Bartley
Send us Fan Mail The final of four episodes about the podcaster’s hometown, Staunton, this episode covers a variety of personal experiences that led to this podcast. George talks about the miniature railroad in the Staunton city park, how he was initially left totally unimpressed by Poe, his education, growing up closeted in a conservative area of the South, becoming immersed in Shakespeare, and his years of interpreting for the Deaf - from interpreting the Who’s Tommy to interpreting more plays by Shakespeare than any person on the planet. Gypsy Hill Park Railway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bDwxmisgfo Rachel Zegler - Shallow (from A Star is Born) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypjwEj1mxY4 Entertainment Tonight on West Side Story remake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phDQgEToF54 Support the show Thank you for experiencing Celebrate Creativity.
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Send us Fan Mail The final of four episodes about the podcaster’s hometown, Staunton, this episode covers a variety of personal experiences that led to this podcast. George talks about the miniature railroad in the Staunton city park, how he was initially left totally unimpressed by Poe, his education, growing up closeted in a conservative area of the South, becoming immersed in Shakespeare, and his years of interpreting for the Deaf - from interpreting the Who’s Tommy to interpreting more pl...
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