Ben Steinfeld

Feb 112011
 

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Cymbeline; Act 2, Scene 2
Iachimo
February 11, 2011

If the story is in the words, how does an actor become the language?  In this interview, Fiasco Theatre Company founder and company member Ben Steinfeld takes us on an inspirational, spirited and thought-provoking exploration of Iachimo’s trunk speech from Act 2, Scene 2 of Cymbeline.

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Charles Tuthill

Jan 122011
 

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Sonnet 128
January 12, 2011

What is it about Shakespeare’s sonnets which so confounds editors, scholars and theater makers?  In this interview, master teacher Charles Tuthill tickles out the music of Sonnet 128.  Mr. Tuthill defends the verse… and delivers a passionate challenge to young actors.

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Margaret Loesser Robinson

Nov 172010
 

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Henry VIII; Act 2, Scene 3
Lady Anne Boleyn
November 17, 2010

Actress Margaret Loesser Robinson believes that the way to Henry the Eighth’s (and Shakespeare’s) heart is through the stomach.  In other words: trust your gut.

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Ellen Adair

Oct 272010
 

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All’s Well that Ends Well: Act 2, Scene 2
Helena
October 27, 2010

What’s up with those those “big honkin’ pauses?”  Our interview with Ellen Adair examines Helena’s speech from All’s Well that Ends Well (Act I, Sc 3.)  Jim and Gerritt leave no textual stone unturned.  The State of Shakespeare’s inaugural podcast, from October 27th, 2010.   Listen and get “little stars in your body.”

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