Tales from the Vomitorium: 38 Short Stories by Scott Kaiser Island Shakespeare Festival
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A podcast from Island Shakespeare Festival featuring short stories and conversation inspired by Shakespeare's canon and the lives of theatre people. Stories written by Scott Kaiser (he/him) and read by ISF company members.
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Coming Soon! Tales from the Vomitorium
Announcing our upcoming podcast, Tales from the Vomitorium. Have a listen to hear what we've got in store!
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The Lark
Olena Hodges reads The Lark, by Scott Kaiser. Olena and Scott discuss the origins of Tales from the Vomitorium, as well as the inspiration behind The Lark and Scott's experiences working on the Shakespeare play from which it draws.
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Corps à Corps
J. Tyler Jones reads Corps à Corps, by Scott Kaiser. Tyler shares his response to the story and source material, followed by a discussion between Scott and Olena of said source material and story themes.
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Doppelgänger
Cameron Gray reads Doppelgänger, by Scott Kaiser. Cameron shares his response to the story and source material, followed by a discussion between Scott and Olena of said source material and story themes.
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Music & Dance
Candice Handy reads Music & Dance, by Scott Kaiser. Candice shares her response to the story and source material, followed by a discussion between Scott and Olena of said source material and story themes.
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The Audition Monologue
Amanda Noriko Newman reads The Audition Monologue, by Scott Kaiser. Amanda shares her response to the story and source material, followed by a discussion between Scott and Olena of said source material and story themes.
Customer Reviews
Up To Date
I enjoy this podcast because it shines a contemporary light on plays, shares information on producing the original Shakespeare, and gives insight into the plays themselves. Scott Kaiser is a brilliant Shakespeare scholar.
A must for theater people!
Such lovely stories with terrific conversations. Modern stories about actors inspired by Shakespeare, these ring true for anyone who has ever been in the the theater. Can’t wait for the next one!
Great for Shakespeare Lovers
The short stories are fun and well-read, and the interviews between ISF Artistic Director Olena Hodges and the author Scott Kaiser offer humor and insight into Shakespeare's works and the process of putting them on stage. Two thumbs up!