Emily Rome
Shakespeare's Shadows
Weaving together interviews with actors and academics, Shakespeare’s Shadows delves into a single Shakespeare character in each episode. Perspectives from the worlds of academia, theater, and film together shape explorations of the Bard’s shadows, his imitations of life — pretty darn good imitations, ones that reveal enough of ourselves that we’re still talking about them four centuries later.
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Emily Rome
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17 giu 2026
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Henry IV - Episode 3 20.04.2017 36:13
Henry IV: Actor Harry Lennix and UCSB professor Jim Kearney delve into Henry IV’s fraught relationship with his son (the future King Henry V), his anxieties over creating a legitimate rule after forcefully taking the crown, and the prophecy that keeps him believing he’s destined to fight a holy war in Jerusalem. Lennix also discusses his film adaptation, “H4,” which places the text of “Henry IV Pa...
Viola - Episode 2 05.04.2017 43:02
Twelfth Night’s Viola: The real reason for this Shakespeare heroine’s disguise as a young man, the nuances of a tricky love triangle, and Viola’s curious silence at the end of Act 5 are all discussed with this episode’s guests — actors Sara Bruner and Lisa Wolpe and University of Southern California professor Carla Della Gatta.
Lear - Episode 1 05.04.2017 48:46
King Lear: This episode’s guests — actors Fran Kranz and John Slade and University of California, Irvine professor Julia Lupton — discuss Lear’s descent into madness, varying interpretations of a pivotal moment with his daughter Cordelia, and where there may be optimism within the arc of one of Shakespeare’s greatest tragic characters.
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