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The State of Shakespeare

The State of Shakespeare is a virtual masterclass featuring in-depth interviews with contemporary Shakespearean actors, directors and teachers.

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  1. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Charles Pasternak and Paige Lindsey White (opens the original)

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    Macbeth; Act 1, Scene 5 Lady MacbethAugust 16, 2026 "Oh for a Muse of Fire!" The Santa Cruz Shakespeare Festival is rising! The true Repertory Company is expanding - a rare feat in this day and age. Charles Pasternak and Paige Lindsey White climb the brightest heaven of invention in this season with a Macbeth for the ages. And the plan is to continue to on your imaginary forces work. Click here for information about Santa Cruz Shakespeare Click here to follow along with the Macbeth text. Click h

  2. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    Guy Roberts (opens the original)

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    Prague Shakespeare Festival Coriolanus: Act 3, Scene 3July 15, 2026 “There is a world elsewhere.” Guy Roberts came to the Czech Republic, a country literally ‘born in theatre', with the dream of creating an English language theatre company in the heart of Europe. After nearly two decades of experience living and working in a city with over eight centuries of theatre history, the founder and Artistic Director of Prague Shakespeare Company presents an “old-world” model with lessons for the theatre

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