Scenic Review Lee Vineyard

This time as a bonus episode, we are reading the first canto of Spenser's The Faerie Queene. I would say this episode comes with a pretty intense emetophobia warning, and a warning for violence.

If you hear me stumbling, that's because I'm trying to figure out what on earth the original spelling means. 

Bronwyn Barnwell joins us to talk about Loves Labours Lost and share an excerpt from her upcoming radio play. Actors in this scene are Jude Owusu as Biron, Gabe Calleja as Armado, Wendy Lennon as Moth, and Ian Gould as Costard. You can find more about the Radio Shakespeare Lab here: http://www.tablingthepodcast.com/radio-shakespeare-lab

New episodes of Scenic Review will return in June.

In a departure from out regular content, Lee reads the begining of John Lyly's 1578 novel Euphues the Anatomy of Wit

This episode, Kelsey Linberg (@leslieknopejr) joins us with not 1, not 2, but 3 (!) scenes from Macbeth that follow the titular characters from the inception of a murder through its execution. Come on, it's Macbeth, you know it's a fun time. A bell rings at the scene transitions

Will Larsen joins us once again to talk about Hamlet, this time looking at a scene without the man himself. Contains spoilers for basically all of Hamlet, if you're worried about that sort of thing.

David Higbee Williams (@DavidHigbee) joins us to talk about metatheatre and madness in the painter scene and the fly killing scene from The Spanish Tragedy and Titus Andronicus. Transcript: https://leevineyard.wordpress.com/2021/03/03/shadows-and-substances-episode-5-transcript/