Apologies for this email being a couple days into October. As you may know, September has been a busy busy month here at Shakespeare Anyone? Kourtney officially completed her masters' thesis in Shakespeare Studies, and Elyse is currently in final preview performances for the the family-friendly play about Shakespeare she co-wrote--you can hear more about it in our most recent episode (below).

We also had two incredible surprises this month!

We learned that we are featured in Stratford Festival's study guide for their production of Macbeth this season. Find us under "Resources" > "Additional Resources on Macbeth and Shakespeare" here--we're in between resources from Shakespeare's Globe and The Folger Library(!)

We also learned that our episode "A Midsummer Night's Dream: Shakespeare and Climate Change" is cited as a resource in Performing Shakespeare on an Endangered Planet by Katherine Steele Brokaw and Elizabeth Freestone. You can find the book here. (Note: this is our Bookshop.org link, so if you click it and make a purchase, you will also support the podcast)

This month's episodes

​The Tempest: Caliban’s Legacy of Race, Class, and Colonialism​ ​

​Mini: Shakespeare for Young Audiences with ML Roberts, Sean Patrick Nill, and Elyse Sharp of B Street Theatre’s NEVER FEAR, SHAKESPEARE​

One year ago:

• ​Much Ado About Nothing: Shakespeare and The Book of the Courtier​
• ​Mini: Shakespeare's Borrowed Feathers with Darren Freebury-Jones​

Two years ago:

• ​Titus Andronicus: Aaron and Race in Shakespeare with Dr. Mia Escott​
• ​Mini: Shakespeare's Sources: Ovid's Metamorphoses​

Three years ago:

• ​Hamlet: Ghosts and the Afterlife​
• ​Mini: Traveling Theatre Companies​

Four years ago:

• ​Mini: Shakespeare and Cross-dressing​
• ​Twelfth Night: Shakespeare's Comedic Tropes​
• ​Mini-Episode: Shakespeare's Globe Theatre​

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Over on Patreon...

​Over on our Patreon, this month, we released a special bonus episode interview with actors Billie Wyatt and Isaac Hickox-Young of The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's production of Romeo and Juliet.

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