Bardolatry: The Taming of the Shrew If only Katherina and Petruchio ended up like Beatrice and Benedick

Olivia Woods and Gabrielle RomanJune 1, 2016

Hey there, Bardolatry listeners. For this episode of Bardolatry, Gabs and Olivia dig into one of Shakespeare's earlier plays, The Taming of the Shrew. While...

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Bardolatry: To Read or not to Read?

Olivia Woods and Gabrielle RomanApril 13, 2016

Hello there listeners, and welcome to another episode of Bardolatry. Today, Gabs and Olivia (with written contributions from Katy) discuss Romeo and Juliet...

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Bardolatry: Shakespeare Recommendations

Gabrielle Roman, Katy Mastrocola and Olivia WoodsMarch 2, 2016

In this episode of Bardolatry, we recommend some our favorite Shakespeare plays and adaptations.

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Bardolatry: Love’s Labour’s Lost Too Witty for its Own Good

Gabrielle Roman and Katy MastrocolaJanuary 27, 2016

What really gets lost is most of these jokes when you try to read them on the page.

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Bardolatry: We Ship It

Gabrielle Roman, Olivia Woods and Katy MastrocolaDecember 18, 2015

The Bardolatry crew is back with an especially strong premise this time: characters we ship. It's impossible to read this much Shakespeare and not to want...

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Bardolatry: Kit Marlowe and Satire

Gabrielle Roman, Olivia Woods and Katy MastrocolaNovember 19, 2015

This episode, Gabs, Katy, and Olivia discuss The Jew of Malta. Written by Christopher Marlowe only a few years before Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, The...

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Bardolatry: The Problem Plays

Gabrielle Roman, Olivia Woods and Katy MastrocolaOctober 21, 2015

We all know what genre most of Shakespeare's plays fall into: Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream is a comedy, The Winter's Tale is a...

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Bardolatry: Teenagers

Gabrielle Roman, Olivia Woods and Katy MastrocolaSeptember 24, 2015

In this episode of Bardolatry, we ask, "Are Shakespeare's teenage characters made to laugh or empathize with?"

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Why Age Cannot Wither the Badass Heroines of Shakespeare Five of Shakespeare’s female characters take the spotlight

L.S. KilroyAugust 28, 2015

If you’ve read Shakespeare, you’re aware of his penchant for strong-willed females, from gender-bending heroines to formidable queens.

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Ep. 3: Magic, Mystery, and Merriment How Shakespeare's Characters use and abuse magic for their own ends (and sometimes to further the play)

Gabrielle Roman, Olivia Woods and Katy MastrocolaAugust 27, 2015

Listen in for a discussion of the wacky, wild, and sometimes bizarre elements of magic in three of the Bard's plays.

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